Above is a drawing from that looks at aggregation the characteristic of liquid particulates clustering on the surface.
According to the early Greek philospher Empedocoles all the change and movement in the universe, including all the processes of creation and destruction, stem ultimately from two great principles of attraction and repulsion.1
Retifrom, net like formations, found in the insect world as optimal forms that can act as camouflage.
Patterns left by dried out paints and gels. The formations resemble the earths tectonic structure and street layouts.
The removal of water by evaporation causes materials to shrink and crack. Above hairline cracks on the glaze used on pottery.
Rivas, water drainage, or 'liquid channeling complexes', circulatory systems of animals and plants.
Rivers shape the landscape and the landscape contains the river.
Li are essentially dynamic formations, and as such can give the impression of a frozen moment, of a process caught at a particular instant of time, or, in a more abstract sense, of the principle of energy engaging with that form.
Quotes from Li, David Wade, Wooden Books.
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