[MD] The MOQ differemce
MarshaV
valkyr at att.net
Fri Sep 24 19:27:03 PDT 2010
Hi Platt,
On Sep 24, 2010, at 7:45 PM, plattholden at gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>> Platt:
>> "Patterns" bother me. They presume subjects looking at ordered objects. Even
>> "experience" suggests the S/O division. Instead I would like to see "valuing"
>> substituted for "experience," "consciousness," "awareness" and "perception." --
>> valuing Dynamically (creatively) or statically (predictably). Then the world of
>> things become static values and the act of painting becomes Dynamic.value
>> creation, motivated by betterness.
>
> Marsha:
> 'Subjects looking' is a patterned way of thinking. No such thing; only static
> patterns of value moving through a field of DQ. The value is held together
> by repetition through time and across individuals. At least that 's how I
> understand. Lila is an accumulation of ever-changing patterns intersecting
> with DQ.
>
> Platt:
> I don't think "patterns" add anything. In fact, they obscure the value
> universe. Why not just say, "No such thing, only static values moving through a
> field of DQ." And, "Lila is an accumulation of ever-changing static values
> intersecting with DQ." Does inserting "patterns" add anything?
Marsha:
The word 'pattern' represents repetition which gives strength and duration to
static value, and the word adds something ascetic. The phrase 'static pattern
of value' is poetic.
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