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Featured video for this week is a really amazing animation called “Coffee Propaganda” and it’s a newsreel of information about the facts of coffee.

Created by Hyun Ji A.J. Bae, Janice Ahn, Yoon Sun Lee, and Zach Eastburg.

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ryanpanos: Fractal Experience by Erik Söderberg Why do humans tend to prefer strict geometric design when nature seems to flow in a chaotic and organic way?  This separation of man from nature made me investigate further. I realized that nature actually does follows certain patterns and that humans sometimes prefer the organic flow rather then the well defined, controlled and organized.  The most significant realization for me was that we are inseparate. Sprung out of the same realm of potential, into life - the never ending play of definition and destruction. Or as I visualize it, a play of geometric shapes and organic chaos.   - Erik Söderberg Indeed ryanpanos: Fractal Experience by Erik Söderberg Why do humans tend to prefer strict geometric design when nature seems to flow in a chaotic and organic way?  This separation of man from nature made me investigate further. I realized that nature actually does follows certain patterns and that humans sometimes prefer the organic flow rather then the well defined, controlled and organized.  The most significant realization for me was that we are inseparate. Sprung out of the same realm of potential, into life - the never ending play of definition and destruction. Or as I visualize it, a play of geometric shapes and organic chaos.   - Erik Söderberg Indeed ryanpanos: Fractal Experience by Erik Söderberg Why do humans tend to prefer strict geometric design when nature seems to flow in a chaotic and organic way?  This separation of man from nature made me investigate further. I realized that nature actually does follows certain patterns and that humans sometimes prefer the organic flow rather then the well defined, controlled and organized.  The most significant realization for me was that we are inseparate. Sprung out of the same realm of potential, into life - the never ending play of definition and destruction. Or as I visualize it, a play of geometric shapes and organic chaos.   - Erik Söderberg Indeed ryanpanos: Fractal Experience by Erik Söderberg Why do humans tend to prefer strict geometric design when nature seems to flow in a chaotic and organic way?  This separation of man from nature made me investigate further. I realized that nature actually does follows certain patterns and that humans sometimes prefer the organic flow rather then the well defined, controlled and organized.  The most significant realization for me was that we are inseparate. Sprung out of the same realm of potential, into life - the never ending play of definition and destruction. Or as I visualize it, a play of geometric shapes and organic chaos.   - Erik Söderberg Indeed ryanpanos: Fractal Experience by Erik Söderberg Why do humans tend to prefer strict geometric design when nature seems to flow in a chaotic and organic way?  This separation of man from nature made me investigate further. I realized that nature actually does follows certain patterns and that humans sometimes prefer the organic flow rather then the well defined, controlled and organized.  The most significant realization for me was that we are inseparate. Sprung out of the same realm of potential, into life - the never ending play of definition and destruction. Or as I visualize it, a play of geometric shapes and organic chaos.   - Erik Söderberg Indeed ryanpanos: Fractal Experience by Erik Söderberg Why do humans tend to prefer strict geometric design when nature seems to flow in a chaotic and organic way?  This separation of man from nature made me investigate further. I realized that nature actually does follows certain patterns and that humans sometimes prefer the organic flow rather then the well defined, controlled and organized.  The most significant realization for me was that we are inseparate. Sprung out of the same realm of potential, into life - the never ending play of definition and destruction. Or as I visualize it, a play of geometric shapes and organic chaos.   - Erik Söderberg Indeed
May 21, 2013 / 264 notes

ryanpanos:

Fractal Experience by Erik Söderberg

Why do humans tend to prefer strict geometric design when nature seems to flow in a chaotic and organic way? 

This separation of man from nature made me investigate further. I realized that nature actually does follows certain patterns and that humans sometimes prefer the organic flow rather then the well defined, controlled and organized. 

The most significant realization for me was that we are inseparate. Sprung out of the same realm of potential, into life - the never ending play of definition and destruction. Or as I visualize it, a play of geometric shapes and organic chaos.
 
- Erik Söderberg

Indeed

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