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Records elsewhere in the archive that belong to this work. Each states why it belongs and on what basis, so the work's recorded description stays separate from an interpretation placed on it.

• JournalThe work's own Journal record

  Universal Transmissions VIII — Recursive Pantheism

  The installment's own Journal record, sharing the work's title and covering its creation. It is also the record in which the artwork's description says it syncretises macro and micro, zodiac and chakra centres.

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• ResearchNamed in the artwork's own record

  Cymatics — research room

  Its record states it attempts to syncretise macro and micro, zodiac and chakra centres, and explicitly "cymatic patterns". It is the clearest case in the archive where a cymatic pattern is being used as a structural argument rather than as surface ornament. (Carried from the Cymatics room, which lists this artwork on the same basis — Named in the artwork's own record.)

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• ResearchInfluences named in the artwork's own record

  Symbolism — research room

  The record states its influences by name - Athanasius Kircher and Robert Fludd - and describes an attempt to syncretise macro and micro, zodiac to chakra centres, and their correlation to organs, cymatic patterns and frequencies. Because the record names what influenced it, this is a documented case rather than an inferred one: the earlier syncretic tradition it names - itself a mixture of emblem, cosmology and correspondence - is stated by the record, not attributed to it here. (Carried from the Symbolism room, which lists this artwork on the same basis — Influences named in the artwork's own record.)

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