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Following the principle of a sinewave, there is a constant creation of valleys and peaks. | Following the principle of a sinewave, there is a constant creation of valleys and peaks. | ||
Fillings behave in a | Fillings behave in a natural way due to the actual definition of its borders - which are either the background/foreground or another filling algorithm - and their own tracking cycle. | ||
The | The shifting synchronization and the speed of the algorithms help your mind to constantly look for newly built abstract attractors. Also, the destructive erasing works downwards and reshapes the environment. | ||
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[[Image:Af_mvoc_greenlands.png|200px|thumb|left|Greenlands Landscape]] | [[Image:Af_mvoc_greenlands.png|200px|thumb|left|Greenlands Landscape]] | ||
It is a problem for us to accept the unfinished. With the project i want to straighten out that bias is the only "mistake" when actually checking on dysfunctionality. | It is a problem for us to accept the unfinished. With the project i want to straighten out that bias is the only "mistake" when actually checking on dysfunctionality. | ||
One or two shapes alone might look wrong but another shape has the CHANCE to change our fragile perspective/perception/imagination and turn it into reason or | One or two shapes alone might look wrong but another shape has the CHANCE to change our fragile perspective/perception/imagination and turn it into reason or reevaluation. | ||
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