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| ==== Viriditas ==== | ==== Viriditas ==== |
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| [[:Hildegard von Bingen]] has been canonised as the patron saint of [[:Viriditas]], and devised the unknown language of //[[:Lingua Ignota]].// A whole range of [[:viridian_principles|principles]] have come to accrue around the notion of //viriditas//, including [[:viridian design]] and [[:viridian_green|green]], also summarised in [[:viridian_notes|these notes]]. As one of Hildegard's "most potent metaphors," writes Sarah Higley, she describes with viriditas "not only God’s natural world, but all that is spiritually creative and filled with the sap, the //sudor// of divine life" (//Hildegard of Bingen's Unknown Language//, Palgrave, 2007, p.3). | [[:Hildegard von Bingen]] has been canonised as the patron saint of [[:Viriditas]], and devised the unknown language of //[[:Lingua Ignota]].// A whole range of [[:viridian_principles|principles]] have come to accrue around the notion of //viriditas//, including [[:viridian design]] and [[:viridian_green|green]], also summarised in [[:viridian_notes|these notes]]. As one of Hildegard's "most potent metaphors," writes Sarah Higley, she describes with viriditas "not only God’s natural world, but all that is spiritually creative and filled with the sap, the //sudor// of divine life" (–//Hildegard of Bingen's Unknown Language//, Palgrave, 2007, p.3). |
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| * [[:Hildegard von Bingen]], patron saint of plants | * [[:Hildegard von Bingen]], patron saint of plants |
| Gardens are the meeting place of [[:borrowed_scenery|vision]] and [[:on_gardeners|practice]], [[:urban_ikebana|beauty]] and [[:edible_gardening|edibility]], earth, water and air, human and plant… and so as reflected here the field of gardening and gardeners is correspondingly wide and diverse. From rooftops to greenhouses, seedballs to cities - almost all activities related to humans and plants can be seen to fall within the ambit of gardening at some stage. | Gardens are the meeting place of [[:borrowed_scenery|vision]] and [[:on_gardeners|practice]], [[:urban_ikebana|beauty]] and [[:edible_gardening|edibility]], earth, water and air, human and plant… and so as reflected here the field of gardening and gardeners is correspondingly wide and diverse. From rooftops to greenhouses, seedballs to cities - almost all activities related to humans and plants can be seen to fall within the ambit of gardening at some stage. |
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| "Gardens encourage and accommodate a broad range of activities; in substance these have changed little through the centuries and are recorded in garden paintings from late medieval French manuscripts to Fragonard and Pater. Gardens are territories of play - both play as alternative to work or business and play as theater, make-believe, the whole gamut of role playing that is human life. Though this last is not obviously confined to gardens, it flourished there because gardens are special sites of artifice pretending to be nature; though if you were convinced a garden was wholly natural, you were tempted to think you could dispense with role playing." (John Dixon Hunt, //Gardens and the Picturesque,// p. 263) | "Gardens encourage and accommodate a broad range of activities; in substance these have changed little through the centuries and are recorded in garden paintings from late medieval French manuscripts to Fragonard and Pater. Gardens are territories of play - both play as alternative to work or business and play as theater, make-believe, the whole gamut of role playing that is human life. Though this last is not obviously confined to gardens, it flourished there because gardens are special sites of artifice pretending to be nature; though if you were convinced a garden was wholly natural, you were tempted to think you could dispense with role playing." (–John Dixon Hunt, //Gardens and the Picturesque,// p. 263) |
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| * [[:借景]], //jiejing/////shakkei//, "borrowed scenery" | * [[:借景]], //jiejing/////shakkei//, "borrowed scenery" |
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| * summary page of [[:project groWorld]] | * summary page of [[:project groWorld]] |
| * [[:groworld_archetypes]] | * [[:groWorld archetypes]]: some initial notes on the archetypal background characters, characteristics and forces underlying groWorld |
| * [[:groworld_characters]] | * notes on the [[:groworld_design_200708|groWorld design week]] of August 2007, [[:groworld_directions|followup sessions and directions]], and reality seeds for the [[:groWorld characters]] |
| * [[:groworld_design_200708]] | * the groWorld [[:groworld_game|prototype online game]]: notes, links, images; the game and its source code; and a few visual hints of the [[:groworld_game_location|game location]] |
| * [[:groworld_directions]] | |
| * [[:groworld_game]] | |
| * [[:groworld_game_location]] | |
| * [[:groworld_hpi]] | * [[:groworld_hpi]] |
| * [[:groworld_hpi_ii]] | * [[:groworld_hpi_ii]] |
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