Replicant – In Blade Runner, the brilliant 1982 sci-fi masterpiece directed by Ridley Scott, the replicants were robots, humanoid creations who became sentient and some rebelled. Many times I feel as though I am a robot and am simply following through with my programmatic instructions.
In times like that I create. This composition is precisely one of those pieces that came from a need to insert a break in a cyclical recursion loop of monotony.
Even the most frenetic chaos will manifest patterns.. from patterns we derive order, and as order hardens and becomes brittle it fractures into chaos.
Khaos, also known as Chaos, is a primal Greek deity who represents the formless and shapeless void that existed before the creation of the universe. In Greek mythology, Khaos is often depicted as a vast and swirling abyss, from which the first gods and elements of the cosmos were born. Khaos is neither good nor evil, but rather a neutral force that represents the potential for creation and destruction. Khaos is often associated with the natural world and the unpredictable forces of nature, and remains a powerful symbol of the mysterious and unknowable origins of existence.
Pride goeth before the fall.
Hubris refers to excessive pride or arrogance, often resulting in a person’s downfall. It’s a sense of self-importance that can lead to overconfidence and disregard for the opinions of others. Hubris often manifests as a feeling of invincibility or superiority, leading individuals to make reckless decisions that ultimately bring about their downfall. The term has its roots in ancient Greek literature, where hubris was considered a tragic flaw in heroes that led to their ultimate undoing. Today, hubris is still used to describe a dangerous level of arrogance or overconfidence in any individual, not just tragic heroes.
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