While motion seems implicit in some of the illustrations, in other illustrations not so much. But in the set of examples, all display the same artistic technique. Spiral lines occupy the inner circle. Black lines on gold, but they do not seem to have a standard pattern of arrangement.
If the RC patterns represent motion, what motion do they represent? Is it external motion, from place to place? Or is it internal motion, to spin on an axis. Visually, the spiral seems to indicate spin. So, the illustrations of the RC attribute axial rotation to the sun and the stars. But is that something that would have been chronological in the RC era?
So, if it is motion, what motion is it? And if they are doing something, what are they doing? Perhaps they are supposed to be emanating light. Apparently, the RC spital technique didn't catch on like the wokenband / cosmic boundary. Many examples in RC.
If the RC patterns represent motion, what motion do they represent? Is it external motion, from place to place? Or is it internal motion, to spin on an axis. Visually, the spiral seems to indicate spin. So, the illustrations of the RC attribute axial rotation to the sun and the stars. But is that something that would have been chronological in the RC era?
So, if it is motion, what motion is it? And if they are doing something, what are they doing? Perhaps they are supposed to be emanating light. Apparently, the RC spital technique didn't catch on like the wokenband / cosmic boundary. Many examples in RC.

