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Strange things concerning hyperspherologies of the divine. The fourth installment explores tetrahedral geometry and its relationship to higher dimensional reality.
Series
Year
2016
Medium
Adobe Photoshop
Availability
Available as archival print
Hand-signed · Archival quality · Worldwide shipping
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1 related recordRecords 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.
- ResearchNamed in the artwork's own record
Geometry — research room
The only artwork in the registry whose own record names its geometry outright: it "explores tetrahedral geometry and its relationship to higher dimensional reality". The first half of that sentence is a description of the work's subject; the second half is the work's own speculative frame, and the two are held apart here rather than merged. (Carried from the Geometry room, which lists this artwork on the same basis — Named in the artwork's own record.)
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No Journal record is named for this installment, so no Journal connection is claimed. Other posts discuss tetrahedral geometry as a subject, but a shared subject is not a record about this work.
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