Beauty : Roger Scruton

Judging Beauty
Objectivity

Kant's claim is not that the judgement of taste is binding on everyone, but that it is presented as such, by the one who makes it.

When I describe something as beautiful I am describing it, not my feelings towards it
I am making a claim, and that seems to imply that others, if they see things aright, would agree with me.

Beauty, Roger Scruton

Ian McEwan Interview: On Making Love Work in Fiction

Arthur C Clarke predicts the internet in 1964

Jacques Herzog ; Typologies of Transparency

Robin Welch Potter Raku Fireing 1970ish

James Turrell

Krishnamurti - Freedom From The Mental Progamming

Robert Spira : Towards The Bowl/Sacred

https://www.stillnessspeaks.com/images/uploaded/file/Transparency%20of

Tim Ingold - The Creativity of Undergoing - Crag Talk

Actions without Agency

Creativity of Life Itself 

Photograms : Contact Photography

When you make photograms, without the use of a camera, you can indeed call that abstract photography, as the lens and the corresponding registration medium are lacking. No longer do you have pictures of reality or objects; you only have their shadows. It is a bit like Plato’s cave, where one could only imagine reality; the objects themselves were not visible.
—Thomas Ruff

Photogram from Victorian corset.

Found Objects : Archaeological Photogram

Camera Obscura : Interior of the Pottery at Kilquhanity

Spatial Photogram