XáreneMon, Dec 17, 2007 Form follows Function is a naturally occurring incident; there are no ifs about it.
Nature's beauty is in the form the function takes and in the function which gives form. Both are efficient and I find it rather exciting that we happen to find the form aesthetically pleasing.
There is plenty of room for beauty. The old question has always been... What do we consider beauty to be? Is it something that is applied and forced on, or is it something inherent in an organism's function?
I did forget about Consume, consume, consume... sigh...
Form follows Function is a naturally occurring incident; there are no ifs about it.
Nature's beauty is in the form the function takes and in the function which gives form. Both are efficient and I find it rather exciting that we happen to find the form aesthetically pleasing.
There is plenty of room for beauty. The old question has always been... What do we consider beauty to be? Is it something that is applied and forced on, or is it something inherent in an organism's function?
I did forget about Consume, consume, consume... sigh...