On a screen I can do the things the physical world charges too much for. Zoom in past what any lens would resolve. Give a molecule a nebula to sit in. Repeat a line ten thousand times without my hand getting tired, until repetition stops reading as pattern and starts reading as motion. Most of these are the same impulse as everything else here, which is to render something at a scale or in a palette that it does not get in life, and then look at it.
One of the threads in “Side Reactions”.
Carson J. Bruns, Associate Professor, ATLAS Institute and the Paul M. Rady Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder.
Carson J. Bruns