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at first it’s a line, or maybe it’s a point and once stretched it becomes a line. as a line, we want to be sure that it’s been pointed in the right direction. it feels like there’s room for it, so when it’s not right, more attempts are made. it gets erased, drawn over and smudged so much that eventually it’s not even a line anymore. it’s 4 lines, or a rectangle and it’s starting to feel like it’s a space with some dimension to it. once there’s dimension, there’s a room and the room holds whatever is inside of it like a container. the container gets loaded with information and we listen for what kind of sound it makes. More
at first it’s a line, or maybe it’s a point and once stretched it becomes a line. as a line, we want to be sure that it’s been pointed in the right direction. it feels like there’s room for it, so when it’s not right, more attempts are made. it gets erased, drawn over and smudged so much that eventually it’s not even a line anymore. it’s 4 lines, or a rectangle and it’s starting to feel like it’s a space with some dimension to it. once there’s dimension, there’s a room and the room holds whatever is inside of it like a container. the container gets loaded with information and we listen for what kind of sound it makes. More
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