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Today, we grasp hell better than any golden age. Our crises tend to exacerbate themselves more than ever, and to have a domino effect on the social fabric. In this context, the identification and the creation of patterns attain deep socio-anthropological significance, since, in a certain way, they serve to impart structural and systemic order to a world.
The idea that a pattern is a kind of cultural artifact, which has a great effect and a large influence on collective psychology and the conceptions of aesthetics, is one of the argumentative reasons for Rogge’s photographic work. The …