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What is morphopoiesis? It is a derivative of the word morphogenesis. Morphogenesis originates from the Greek prefix morpho- meaning shape and the suffix -genesis meaning origin, hence it means "the origin of form." Scientists, particularly biologists studying the processes that lead to the formation of shapes in living things, use the term morphogenesis. Examples include the exploration of phyllotaxis in "Grow and Form" by biologist D'Arcy Thompson and the generation of patterns in "Chem...
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What is morphopoiesis? It is a derivative of the word morphogenesis. Morphogenesis originates from the Greek prefix morpho- meaning shape and the suffix -genesis meaning origin, hence it means "the origin of form." Scientists, particularly biologists studying the processes that lead to the formation of shapes in living things, use the term morphogenesis. Examples include the exploration of phyllotaxis in "Grow and Form" by biologist D'Arcy Thompson and the generation of patterns in "Chem...
Art, as a new epistemology
«I believe in God, only I spell it Nature.» — Frank Lloyd WrightTo live, is something we all must learn, but no one can teach us. This old saying, highlights one of the most singular traits of human condition. That we are forever amateurs. It’s impossible to learn everything, because everyday, there is more to learn. Knowledge is something in constant mutation. Things that we’ve learned become obsolete, others gain new colors, recombine, change… Living is like wandering through the corridors ...
Art, as a new epistemology
«I believe in God, only I spell it Nature.» — Frank Lloyd WrightTo live, is something we all must learn, but no one can teach us. This old saying, highlights one of the most singular traits of human condition. That we are forever amateurs. It’s impossible to learn everything, because everyday, there is more to learn. Knowledge is something in constant mutation. Things that we’ve learned become obsolete, others gain new colors, recombine, change… Living is like wandering through the corridors ...
