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Two Figure Study - Jon Gillie

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Three Figures>Bayesian Structure>Decorated Permutations

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observing/blue

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Hans Bellmer, Bound, 1959

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Figure Study

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Anna Loginova aka Anna Vindront - Sit Down and Think (2025)

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Pair of Ivory Clappers in Form of Human Hands

Egypt, 1539 - 1190 BC (XVIII-XIX Dynasty, New Kingdom)

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Figure Studies in Red & Gold

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Booklet of embroidery and drawnwork (early 17th century). Probably Portugese. Linen, silk, leather, paper.

Images and text courtesy The Met.

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Sarat, Qahtan; Hobab. Saudi Arabia. Scanned from the book Femmes d'Arabie by Thierry Mauger

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Indigenous Australian Bark Painting by Diidja

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Computational Archive Scan knit, 2025

24” x 36”

Wool

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Two Figure Time Slice

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Figure Studies

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Matter may be infinitely subtle. Science doesn’t know all about it, and probably never will. But matter is not just mechanical. Therefore, it could respond to perception in very deep and subtle ways which may be beyond what science could even trace; there could be a change. That’s the notion: that insight or perception will affect the whole thing. It not only affects the inferential understanding, but it also affects the chemical level, the tacit level—everything.

David Bohm, On Dialogue