Science theory has a strange and beautiful language of its own. In its expansive fluidity and elegance, are similar qualities to those woven into the finest textiles, or executed in fine art practice.
Any language used to define a specific purpose, can be difficult to understand. Scientists, for instance, have concocted their own shapes and patterns to encode precise meaning into individual and unique projects. The same is true of dressmakers and religious leaders.

Within my research I have found amusing and inspirational links, in the philosophical attitudes of the scientific, artistic and religious communities.
Repeated patterns, ritual and combined creative energies, describe commonplace systems in each field. This leads to a strange, but undeniably linked, united theory of interconnection.