"Academically, my study is not based on the Natural Sciences, but on the Cultural Sciences"
-- Dr Masaru Emoto
This frame shows what happens when a dense liquid is allowed to settle into a less dense liquid. Although the frame is taken from and actual (verifiable) experiment, the swirling vortices take on cultural meaning as our mind struggles to interpret the meaning in the image. It is an image I find every time I pour milk into tea and it interests me because I would like to participate in what happens every time I do. . . and I like to think the meaning is just what we find in it . . . or what we intend to find. For me, it is a swirling zen dragon which lives at the fringe where yin and yang mingle, grounded in the real and zesting in all that one can imagine, it is reminiscent of Picasso's Guernica as it reemerges everytime we mix that which is less dense with that which is more dense, and it is a magnification of our collective heartbeat if it came from a screenshot of our collective e.k.g.
