Terry Marmoset

An exploration of organic and compositional expression by ⬜︎. ⬜︎ it is almost invisible in nature and integrated into our lives in our pursuit of efficiency.

Series focusing on a part of the aggregate of ⬜︎

We all come into new life through the fusion of two sex cells. And most of them have a mind. Freud argued that the human mind has three realms. Id, Superego, and Ego. The three areas of the symbol represent the cell and the ego, with some degree of diversity in color and orientation. Their frames are thoughts and desires that have been altered by the correction we have received in society and at home. The subtle differences in the free hand are the same as why we are destined and happened to be born. What do you think life exists for? Is it the cells of the earth?

The square. It is rarely seen in nature and is integrated into our lives in our pursuit of efficiency. The square flower is an artificial analogy that deviates from nature. The composition of those who are excited by the evolution of technology and those who do not hesitate to evolve beyond the concept of life forms foreshadows the challenge to a new utopia that has been repeated from long ago.