Please…for the love of my sanity. I’ve researched this topic relatively extensively and I just feel more and more stupid. I understand the rule of thirds. I understand the compounding numbers or whatever. However, a majority of the time I see the sequence imposed onto an image, all I can think is “okay, but…how? There’s nothing really significant about where that’s placed.”
Example: (poor example because I can kind of see how this makes some sense, but still)
https://imgs.classicfm.com/images/25767?crop=16_9&width=660&relax=1&signature=zaV1b3MFv0hIC0a41oGLG3CvQ7I=
Is it really just that it’s more busy in the “center” and it gets exponentially less busy? Am I overthinking it? Am I an idiot? What’s with the spiral? Is it just demonstrating the direction of the exponentiating, or does it have to do with the spacing of the colors or shapes on the image?
In: Mathematics
It’s because it’s been proven wrong. You could place the vector of a fibonacci basically anywhere on a painting and it would create the illusion of order.
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