
William Morris: a leaf can become a rhythm
Looking at a plant and inventing a pattern are different activities. William Morris helps us explore the conversation between them.
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Design · Philosophy · Plants · Curiosities · Words · Food · Cultures & peoples. 7 discoveries in this edition.

Looking at a plant and inventing a pattern are different activities. William Morris helps us explore the conversation between them.
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A question can widen what we are able to imagine. Russell invites us to examine certainty while still asking for reasons.
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A mature stone pine has a recognisable outline. Looking more closely means learning to notice small details as well.
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Water vapour is invisible. The visible part of a cloud contains tiny water droplets, ice crystals or a mixture of both.
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The Italian word pazienza comes through Latin. Today it can describe care in a task as well as calm waiting.
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Part of ice cream’s texture depends on tiny bubbles. Understanding a scoop means looking beyond the name of its flavour.
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A Ghanaian textile practice invites us to notice threads, joins and people. Individual museum records tell specific stories.
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