02-01-2026, 09:41 PM
That's just it. Ambiguity. The artist knows that their skills are mediocre and uses that to create ambiguity. There are two (or more) interpretations. The artist wants to include both interpretations. Not to specify one and to clearly exclude the other. That is ambiguity.
The VMs artists have raised up a forest in which to hide the Golden Fleece - a hidden text in circular segments designated by patterned markers. This is disguise.
The VMs cosmos is a pairing of two historical entities to create an intentional oxymoron. This is pure trickery.
VMs White Aries contains a built-in duality used to disguise a significant historical identification based on heraldry and heraldic canting. This is deception. The radial cloaking device.
Then there is the VMs critter / Agnus Dei / Golden Fleece, the mermaid Melusine and her four companions, and the nine ladies in the half-arcaded tub, and Philomela, Oresme's cosmos, the nebuly line, and Shirakatsi's wheel, New Jerusalem, and Colette of Corbie.
Are you keeping up? It's not what you thought. It's an intricate puzzle based on "medieval" information. And certain portions of that "medieval" information have generally slipped by the bye in the modern era. [Present company excepted.]
The VMs artists have raised up a forest in which to hide the Golden Fleece - a hidden text in circular segments designated by patterned markers. This is disguise.
The VMs cosmos is a pairing of two historical entities to create an intentional oxymoron. This is pure trickery.
VMs White Aries contains a built-in duality used to disguise a significant historical identification based on heraldry and heraldic canting. This is deception. The radial cloaking device.
Then there is the VMs critter / Agnus Dei / Golden Fleece, the mermaid Melusine and her four companions, and the nine ladies in the half-arcaded tub, and Philomela, Oresme's cosmos, the nebuly line, and Shirakatsi's wheel, New Jerusalem, and Colette of Corbie.
Are you keeping up? It's not what you thought. It's an intricate puzzle based on "medieval" information. And certain portions of that "medieval" information have generally slipped by the bye in the modern era. [Present company excepted.]