i-peach-feng-shui: Doug Aitken, Crystal Coma, 2005 So many ways into the matrix, a way into every image with the promise of something at the end of the road, path, hallway, cave… Designing a space with a bit of mystery creates magic. Give yourself a winding hallway that you can’t see to the end of, though there is a light glimmering, a path in a yard without distance perspective, a bit of intrigue. It keeps you interested. Mystery keeps us all interested! This piece is the greatest I’ve seen in a long time. I also immediately see opportunity; a slideshow slowly fading these into each other, a medianed version, projections in real-life size. I think it’s the geometry of it coupled with the symbolism that gets me.

i-peach-feng-shui:

Doug Aitken, Crystal Coma, 2005

So many ways into the matrix, a way into every image with the promise of something at the end of the road, path, hallway, cave…

Designing a space with a bit of mystery creates magic. Give yourself a winding hallway that you can’t see to the end of, though there is a light glimmering, a path in a yard without distance perspective, a bit of intrigue. It keeps you interested. Mystery keeps us all interested!

This piece is the greatest I’ve seen in a long time. I also immediately see opportunity; a slideshow slowly fading these into each other, a medianed version

, projections in real-life size. I think it’s the geometry of it coupled with the symbolism that gets me.
  1. Date Posted Icon 11th August 2009
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    I used to take a lot of pictures of doors. Glad to know I’m not alone in my obsessions.
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