The value of diversity

This little rambling expedition was prompted by my reading this article below (click it to see it or here)

It is an article about a scientifically measurable phenomenon that occurs in both physical living and non-living systems and gives evidence that all order emerges out of disorder. It struck me that this could be seen to have some relevance to making art.

This is a thing that interests me because I believe art-making does this in the interaction between the physical living art-maker and the non-living materiality of the art object, as painting or piano. I am interested in this, like I am interested in the phenomena of ‘recursion’. Recursion as an idea can be found in art, science, maths, coding, ecology, language and experiential learning and I am interested in things that crop up in diverse settings. That this can describe a gas as well as a goose is what interests me. I like the idea that this may describe some underlying (or overbearing) principle that can be, with limitations, be applied universally.

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