Zwischenraum

zwischenraum - interspace / interstice / interstitial

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Interstitial / Interstice

Interstitial Spaces

what is it about?
- give form to the in-between layer
- study the relationship between the inside and the outside
- the layer that manages the relationship
- stretch it? stress it? break it? re-form it?

why?
- expose the hidden layer and its attributes in-order to generate new reactions and aspects about the space

how?
understand transition or interstitial spaces on the basis of
- features/nature (state, porosity, fluidity, malleability, adhesivity, adaptability, texture, critical mass, density, strength, elasticity, capability to produce light/sound/energy)
- charteristic in/ reactions to living/non-living scenarios
- use / need and how they are utilised by the sandwiching membranes

zwischenraum - interspace / interstice / interstitial
(http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/deutsch-englisch/Zwischenraum.html)

veils..

- wave pattern of attraction / visual excitement
- network of strokes - resembling thoughts / reactions
- the network binds the veil / mask with the object behind
- colour coding based on the visual aspects of colour

Questions:

1. study the binding network?
2. study the concealed element/space?

- a veil also takes a ripple form
- ripples can also cause some sort of flux or the binding energy causes flux

Flux - surface bombardment rate

- Forces binding the veil to the surface/object bombards the object
- surface / object deformation??

To do:
- surface bombardment depiction??

Big question:
- where is this leading to?

Another point:

- does the network of energy maps create another mesh/veil in the in-between space?
- does the space be considered as a twilight zone? Neither here nor there? A creation of a new object which is in between visible and concealed?

- energy bombardment creating a chaotic mess in the space between the veil and the concealed object/surface
- formulate a language for the chaos???

drux flux

a film by Theodore Ushev
flux - surface bombardment rate