when one attempts a vision of harmonies...
"when we perceive a thing to be beautiful, it is because we instinctively recognize the rightness of the thing. this means we have revealed to us a glimpse of something essentially of the fibre of our own nature... a flash of truth stimulates us, and we have a vision of harmonies not understood to-day, though perhaps to be to-morrow."
images from taliesin west taken with my phone, text from frank lloyd wright circa 1910 from frank lloyd wright essential texts, edited by robert twombly.
Labels: architecture, architecture and music, cell phone photos, frank lloyd wright, petroglyphs, taliesin west
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Somewhere around the end of this time the psychology began to change
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