Created | Updated Jul 7, 2019
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| Humans impose pattern: bright white, hard black and shades of grey, triangles, straight lines, order and an ominous void. Nature tries to cover hard edges with tendrils, buds in more shades of green than have names. But growth disintegrates into disorder and decay. But there is order here too: the whorls of a snail's shell, seeds in a sunflower. Maybe order and chaos belong together: Yin and Yang |
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