Edgeless: Architecture - Lingering in Time
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PhotographerJames B. Guthrie, United States
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As we navigate our lives through time and space we see and
experience our world, our universe, in comprehensive ways. In
our travels we see and then refer to things as if they existed as
separate, unique and distinct objects. We speak of these things
by using language such as: “a cloud”, “a hill”, “a forest”, “a tree”,
or even "time". This language gives us some measure of
comfort, giving us the feeling that we comprehend and thus
understand our world. These distinctions, though, are at
minimum an approximation; at most they are an illusion.
There are no edges, no distinct lines between these things that
we see and attempt to categorize. They blend, they flow, they
migrate, they share and they exist in a larger totality, an
edgeless universe of changing and shifting dimension and
context.
How do you measure something so large?
