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| Irregular grids of city maps and by extension, maps of museums with their structure of rooms |
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| Gridded pseudo-maps, reminiscent of kuba cloth patterns |
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| gridded book pages |
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| gridded quilting |
| Karen Goetzinger (via) |
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| Gridded facade of the Bodleian Library (via) |
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| A grid by Gego (via) |
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| source lost, but isn't it a wonderful structure? |
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| a multiplicity of shapes within the gridded roof of the Great Court at the British Museum |
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| Gridded drawings by Clare Smith - see more here |
Deleuze conceives of the grid as territorialised "State Space", inside which movement becomes fixed and tribal. Hmm ... how to break that fixity, disorganise things a bit?









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