On 3/20/2019 6:58 PM, nickbatz wrote:
To me it's sometimes a sound and always an environment.
And my answer is still not there. 
As I said, *why* it works - and it 100% does - is not a trivial question.
Maybe a bit of a stretch but I'm thinking it's a bit like "bokeh" in
photography:
the aesthetic quality of the blur produced in the out-of-focus parts of
an image.
Some times it works .. some times it's distracting.
Thing is, it's something in the background .. and if it doesn't distract
from
the main image then all is well .. it works.
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OK, that's just one of many spins I can think of. Other spins relate to
some seemingly crazy painter's palettes that "work" .. along with all
sorts of other abstractions. After all, art is fraught with novelty.
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Later....
Ron Capik
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