Howto Rhizome

Building a Rhizomatic Design Framework

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How beautiful the formations of singular qualities can be in closely related multiplicites! How identity is constaly popping up i nature!! How a singularity i born!!! Connected by the materiality of the air and entanglement of the roots, these trees form a multiplicity together. Still, there is a clear difference. They are different species. They share most of the environment as they are growing just a few meters from each other. Just to compare their leafless shapes to se the speices-shaping singularities at work. #multiplicity #singularity #identity How beautiful the formations of singular qualities can be in closely related multiplicites! How identity is constaly popping up i nature!!

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The horse and I It lasted only a few seconds. I saw the horse rushing around - it felt like pure joy.

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Water in the trees - I've always been fascinated by water puddles and especially since I bought my first digital camera. Water is the #decalcomania of nature. A somewhat so quiet water surface has the ability to make exciting things with reflections from objects nearby. What the water does in the picture is the same as Kafka did with his stories. He put a layer of anxiety over the stories. The water is completely neutral. The water has the ability to do decalcomania together with the surroundings and forces like the wind. I've always been fascinated by water puddles and especially since I bought my first digital camera. Water is the #decalcomania of nature.

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Borders and boundaries are often illusions. In the photo taken at BTH, Campus Karlshamn, the border, the horizon, is about 5 kilometers away. It is a boundary that is relative... Borders and boundaries are often illusions. In the photo taken at BTH, Campus Karlshamn, the border, the horizon, is about 5 kilometers away.

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Restorability Bridges and jetties are very special human phenomena. They are solid structures, but they do not really affect the surface they deterritorialize.

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The Bloodstream of Culture As a little boy, photographs were still something magical, especially photos that bathed in electric light. It was a time when we actually used the word "electrically" about things.

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It’s raining again in #ronnebyrhizome. It is late November in southern Sweden. Rain is one of the basic #deterritorialization devices. Rain creates drops, water pools, reflections, #LineOfFlight. Rain creates a kind of decalcomania along with nature and technology. The effects are usually relatively mild. The moisture works as a filter that deepens colors and clarifies structures. Small areas of water accumulate on the leaves. (på/i Ronneby, Sweden)

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The Lost Balloon #howtorhizome #karlsham #campuskarlshamn #karlshamnsrhizome #bth #LineOfFlight (på/i Karlshamn)

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Unmistakable topology

This shape is probably easy to identify everywhere in the world. It is displaced in the sense that the photo object is a very small harmful creature in the south of Sweden – which of course means no dangerous spiders. But even real scary spiders does not roam free in Ronneby, Sweden, today, the global warming creates a rhizome with a future enviroment with significally warmer climate.

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Territories of light

All forms of light are exiting. Light is the ultimate deterratorialization device. Each morning the sun forces the world of identities to the surface. From the light we become identifiable. It is also the light that creates visual affects. In the dark we can collide with a tree or hear all the sounds of the night, but it’s only when the light penetrates our eyes as the world appears to us as identities. More and more often, the light comes to us through technology. Technology is the light in our modern, urban world. As I probably will return to repeatedly, technology is constantly gaining on human territories creating human-machine territories.