Planes of Reality

That title was suggested by an artist wielding her art like a shield
in this morning's post "Art Process," and by the four squares and
four diamonds of yesterday's post "A Combinatorial Configuration."

Related poetic meditation: "Blazoned Days" in this journal.

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Art Process

Filed under: General — Tags: Art Space, Blazoned Days, Planes of Reality — m759 @ 3:38 am

. . . and in 3 seconds.

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Monday, March 24, 2025

Elegy in a Cartoon Graveyard

Filed under: General — Tags: KenKen Casa, Klein Space, Planes of Reality, The Omega Matrix — m759 @ 4:05 pm

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A Combinatorial Configuration

Filed under: General — Tags: Blazoned Days, KenKen Casa, Klein Space, Planes of Reality, Space Trip — m759 @ 3:04 pm

Related art —

From "Self-Dual Configurations and Regular Graphs" by H. S. M. Coxeter,
Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society, Vol. 56 (1950), pp. 413-455

For a related combinatorial configuration, take Oxbury's "16 lines"
to be the the 16 dots above and take the "8 points of intersection"
to be the four squares

234, 1234, 124, 24

23, 123, 12, 2

3, 13, 1, 0

34, 134, 14, 4

along with the four diamonds

234, 23, 3, 34

1234, 123, 13, 134

124, 12, 1, 14

24, 2, 0, 4.

Then each "line" is on two "points" and each "point" on
four "lines."

Note that these eight "points" — the four squares and the four diamonds
of Coxeter's figure — form the rows and columns of the following matrix:

234	1234	124	24
23	123	12	2
3	13	1	0
34	134	14	4

Monday, March 10, 2025

Face Planes Mindset Shift

Filed under: General — Tags: Art Space, Aster Day, Planes of Reality — m759 @ 4:58 pm

A rather different planes solution from Log24 on March 7 —
See the illustrations in this journal on that date and . . .

"Note that in the Design Cube image above, the six faces are viewed
as suspended in space on three pairs of parallel planes, with the observer
viewing the parallel images only from the three directions front to back,
right to left, and top to bottom. In the WebSim row of six faces, the images
are pictured as they might be seen by an observer whose viewpoints vary
as he himself floats in space around the cube."

Related chrome art —