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Comment on Gallery + Interview: Greg Dunn by Greg Dunn Paints Neurons in Ancient Asian Style | Oddity Central - Collecting Oddities

Wed, 16 May 2012 09:21:35 +0000

[...] “Neural forms are naturally elegant and spontaneous, characteristics that also describe the more traditional forms of Asian sumi-e painting- branches, grasses, etc. All that is required to connect the dots is the realization that you need to crank down your awareness to the micron scale to see that nature has very similar forms across different scales of magnitude. The branching form of a dendrite is nearly identical to the form of a branching tree, a series of cracks in the pavement, the movement of rivers and streams as viewed from space, or a lightning bolt. I wouldn’t be surprised if the form were represented on a cosmic level as well. It is a fractal solution to the Universe,” the artist said in an interview with The Beautiful Brain. [...]