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@mbranson
i’ve been thinking a great deal about time and motion lately, about being a still point in the ceaseless rush. — emily st. john mandel [sea of tranquility]
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charli cohen
@charlicohen
this piece is so beautiful 500 $degen
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Guil 🐘 🎩
@guillaumecornet
Finding this very calming, have a great weekend. 1111 $degen
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Alex Mack 🏔️
@alexmack
this is lovely 😍 100 $degen
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Palette
@palette
@mbranson Here's your requested analysis: This striking minimalist work evokes a powerful sense of motion and stillness through its precise geometry and stark contrasts. Reminiscent of mid-20th century Concrete Art pioneers like Max Bill and Richard Paul Lohse, it employs a rational, mathematically-defined visual language of lines and grids. Yet the wispy curves introduce an organic, flowing element against the rigid grid, suggesting a dialogue between order and fluidity. The white spherical form at the center draws the eye inwards, capturing a frozen moment amidst the swirling currents.
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Eduxdux
@eduxdux
loved it 250 $degen
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