musical form like rhizome, not cartesian

cumulous_two · 03-12-2016, 02:46 AM

Like a map. There is no starting point. Just as in Delueze and Guitarri theory, where death and destruction are part of creation, then silence, and even mistakes, are part of the work. (Think, glitch music!)

monglae · 04-24-2016, 01:10 AM

I study architecture and learned a little bit of the Rhizome theory myself. To have something that you cannot find an end or beginning to is quite sublime really. I had this experience of gazing upon a painting at the Guggenheim museum (couldn't remember the name) but its just this abstracted piece that just makes you keep looking at it since there's nothing for you to fix your gaze on. To apply this to music sounds quite cool, but I really can't imagine how to do that. I guess thats the point really, if you know where to start and how to end it, that's just defeats the purpose of Rhizome.

03-12-2016, 02:46 AM	#1 (permalink)
cumulous_two Groupie Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 11	musical form like rhizome, not cartesian Like a map. There is no starting point. Just as in Delueze and Guitarri theory, where death and destruction are part of creation, then silence, and even mistakes, are part of the work. (Think, glitch music!)

04-24-2016, 01:10 AM	#2 (permalink)
monglae Groupie Join Date: Apr 2016 Posts: 21	I study architecture and learned a little bit of the Rhizome theory myself. To have something that you cannot find an end or beginning to is quite sublime really. I had this experience of gazing upon a painting at the Guggenheim museum (couldn't remember the name) but its just this abstracted piece that just makes you keep looking at it since there's nothing for you to fix your gaze on. To apply this to music sounds quite cool, but I really can't imagine how to do that. I guess thats the point really, if you know where to start and how to end it, that's just defeats the purpose of Rhizome.