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Improvisation and Healing: Wayfinding as a praxis of knowledge
Two Zen monks upon hearing a wind bell ringing: “ The Master asks: ‘What makes the sound? Does the bell make the sound or the wind make the sound?' The student answers: ‘My mind makes the sound, because the wind causes the bell to strike and vibrate the air, but there is no sound until that vibratio...
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Michaelis School of Fine Art
2024
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