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Yep, why not.
I have a pyramid in my mind which collapses later. The collapse full of mysteries to the outsiders and to insiders it's all clear, pyramid collapsed just because of them, they, I mean some of the possibly lost cubes that we don't see in the image. Ehm, that's all -- We don't see things as they are, we see things as we are. So, godisnowhere --------------------- Music-Painter: [link] myMUSIC: [link] Listen: [link] Very interesting concept, crates instead of metal boxes... I'm wondering, did you use a gravity simulator to get the final arrangement?
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The viewer is introduced to a meta-question, in the form of a question(s) enclosed in a box desnoted with a question-mark. Nothing says if the blocks contain something unknown, or if they represent something exogenous to the image. Why they are clustered also gives no hint.
The viewer is otherwise left with a symbolic representation of the very nature of inquiry or an engima. The technique used to render is clean, unobtrusive and grabs the eye, but does not lack subtle detail.
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