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Surface (disambiguation)
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Surface may mean:
* Surface, a two-dimensional manifold in mathematics
* Microsoft Surface, a touch-sensitive user interface from Microsoft
* Surface (magazine), an American design magazine
* Surface (TV series), an NBC television show
* Surface (band), an R&B trio from the late 80s and early 90s
* SURFACE, a J-Pop band
Aug. 27th highest rank of surface in past month...
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Geometrically, a surface is a two dimensional form that can exist in two dimensions (planar surface) or three dimension (non planar surface). It has zero thickness and always contains both U and V directions. The true definition of a surface makes it impossible o exist in physical space; it exists only in virtual space. A surface is not a mesh
From an abstract stand point a surface is something that is infinite in size; it can grow and can regenerate / heal itself (i.e. Skin). It can be used to create boundaries to contain objects and / or space. A surface can be the life source for other geometric forms to live and grow.
breath.
Rough, bumpy, concrete
Skin paper glass floor
texture
Ground Level?
Here's the breakdown:
function
faciality
balance
discontinuity
orientation
geometry
Diversification
enjoy..
FOA's phylogenetic Tree.
Alejandro Zaero Polo
a first impression.
a first impression...
- material?
- tension?
- the magazine?
- what the hell you talking about?
taut?
area?
materiality?
magazine?
The point of interaction, threshold where the physical meets physical to interact. Or it could be non-physical such as idea of an image, ie how someone might portray themselves. Either way surface is threshold.
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