Originally posted by no1marauderThat's the thing with 'patchwork,' really: each piece contains its own pattern, color and theme.
Do you dispute any of the facts presented in that article?
One could make a complete blanket out of any one of them.
However, when one removes a single piece from the context of the whole, begins combining other pieces similarly removed from their original frames, one runs the risk of losing the perspective of the pieces in their stand-alone state.
The missing parts from the original are critical in order to appreciate even that little square.
What is missing, often, is just as important as what is revealed.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHI'll take that as a "no".
That's the thing with 'patchwork,' really: each piece contains its own pattern, color and theme.
One could make a complete blanket out of any one of them.
However, when one removes a single piece from the context of the whole, begins combining other pieces similarly removed from their original frames, one runs the risk of losing the perspective of the pi ...[text shortened]... iate even that little square.
What is missing, often, is just as important as what is revealed.