Crystal & Dragon The Cosmic Two-step

Crystal & Dragon The Cosmic Two-step by David Wade, published by Green Books in 1991, is a first edition that spans 287 pages. This book explores the relationship between perceptions of the universe and the art produced during various historical periods. Wade draws on his lifelong interest in design to illustrate how concepts of the cosmos influence artistic expression, highlighting examples such as the fluidity of primitive art and the crystalline order found in Islamic patterns.
Readers will find a thoughtful examination of how art, history, and philosophy intersect with metaphysical ideas and scientific understanding. The book delves into subjects such as space science and cosmology, providing insights into the ways these fields shape artistic movements. Through this exploration, Wade invites readers to consider the broader implications of how our understanding of the universe informs creative practices across cultures and time.
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The author has had a lifelong interest in design and its application. In this book he shows how the perceptions about the nature of the universe inform the art of their times, for example the form and fluidity of primitive art or the crystalline order of Islamic patterns.
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