This is a further elaboration of the structure for my peice A part(ment). I view this as a chaotic system for navigation of a point in space-time. It would be impossible to map all of the occurances with-in a moment (
definitons 1,2). What I seek to create is a modular mutidimensional nodal structure, which when navigated (via V/U or program) can give the ability to move betwix space-time itself. This process, is an experience only likened too jumping through a
wormhole or
Einstein-Rosen bridge

This jump can be minute though, not nessecarily over vast distances of space-time, from say human too human perspective or too one of
micobial biofilm.
I will try to create a low-bandwidth version of my first demo of A part(ment), which I created for
Peggy's 518 Class, later this after.
I choose the title for two reasons. First, when the idea hit me I was in my friends apartment so the nodal system I visualized at that moment was relative to that space-time location. Second is the pun or play on words which is implied-
ripped from
dictionary.com
a·part·ment (-pärtmnt)
n.
1. A room or suite of rooms designed as a residence and generally located in a
building occupied by more than one household.
2. An apartment house: a row of high-rise apartments.
3. A room.
4. A suite of rooms within a larger building set aside for a particular purpose
or person.
5.
A compartment.
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[French appartement, from Italian appartamento, from appartare,
to separate, from a parte, apart : a, to (from Latin ad-. See ad-) + parte, side
(from Latin pars, part-. See part).]
com·part·ment (km-pärtmnt)
n.
1. One of the parts or
spaces into which an area is subdivided.
part (pärt)
n.
1. A portion, division, piece, or
segment of a whole.
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[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin pars, part-. See per-2
in Indo-European Roots.]
ment
2. Action; process: appeasement.
3. Result of an action or process: advancement.
4.
Means, instrument, or agent of an action or process: adornment.
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[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin -mentum, n. suff.
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