in this version, I've abstracted space into two dimensions, allowing time to be represented by the third dimension. The result is a time lapse depicting the evolution of the space between the two moving forms.
again, the forms have been reduced to two dimensions, allowing the third dimension to relate them temporally. This model investigates the relationship between action and mimicry as discussed with the drawings below. There is an interesting and obvious delay and distortion in the "mimic" surface.
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I think the investigation of negative space is an interesting idea. It would be interesting to see a diagram of the two objects moving through a fluid mass. A study of not just the interaction of the space between the objectts, but how the react to the space around them. Like turing the air in to a fluid changing mass.
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