RHIZOME

RHIZOME

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Here Deleuze tell  us how a data could be understood, perceived  or interpreted taking  the rhizomatic  structure as an example.

Deluze tries to explain his ideas based on 4 principles.

1&2- principle of connection and heterogeneity: Here part of rhizome could be connected to other part and must be. Here he takes an example of  a book saying  the linguistic feature is not what makes the rhizome, but it’s the mixture of semiotic chains with politics, economics, circumstances relative to the arts, science and social struggle that defines it.

3-Principle of Multiplities: It says the data has no object or subject, but it’s the multiple factors which blindfolds, which results in more multiplities to define the data.

4-Principle of signifying ruptures: Rhizome could be shattered or broken in a given spot, will start from that point.

5 and 6 -Principle of cartography and decalcomania: Rhizome is not accountable to any structural or generative model.

To explain his theory, the author has used an example , saying a book does not have any object or subject, but it is made of variously formed matters, and very different dates and speeds. I dont agree with his point of view because book is made of lot of matters, but these matter is an outcome of a subject  or an object, and if there is no subject to begin with, then there would not have place for matters to form a book.

BLUR BUILDING

This building is filled with a fog mass resulting from natural and manmade force. It is an experiential  space where every person is given an in-house jacket , where the jacket react and change colour according to the person who is standing next to you. A questioner  is made to fill before entering the space, according to which the jacket reacts. People when they pass by each other it turns red when they attract and turn green when they repel.

This is an architecture of atmosphere at the same times it is also a space which connects you emotionally because of its above mentioned quality.

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