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The notion of the transformations thus exhibits features of organisation, with a unity of form even
without the overall composition. In the example of the milk drop, the structure has arisen as a direct
result of the steps in the transformation process, and it can be understood that the structure preserving
transformation is a reflection of a generative process.
Fig. 9.20 The echoes in
the aging and weatherbeaten face of an old
person. (From Zach
Dischner, CC BY 2.0)
Fig. 9.21 The void visible in the centre of a hurricane, in forming of fractals, and elements of nature. (Drawing by Jesse
Delmo, synthesised by Roös)
9 Living Structures: The Fundamental Properties of Wholeness
The notion of the transformations thus exhibits features of organisation, with a unity of form even
without the overall composition. In the example of the milk drop, the structure has arisen as a direct
result of the steps in the transformation process, and it can be understood that the structure preserving
transformation is a reflection of a generative process.
Fig. 9.20 The echoes in
the aging and weatherbeaten face of an old
person. (From Zach
Dischner, CC BY 2.0)
Fig. 9.21 The void visible in the centre of a hurricane, in forming of fractals, and elements of nature. (Drawing by Jesse
Delmo, synthesised by Roös)
9 Living Structures: The Fundamental Properties of Wholeness