1 -- Studies on arrangements
 
 

(1) Movement of breaking out

We feel movement when we can express a feeling of breaking out of a part from a shape or a structure which has good order.

For example, movement is expressed if a situation that a part in the lattice collapses (Figs. 452-455). Smaller and fewer shapes should be modified. In other words, the purpose is to express the effect of movement with minor changes.
 
 

(2) Movement which has the image of progressive destruction 

This is the modeling effect to describe continual movement after the early stage of breaking out. In other words, it means a KOHSEI (Basic Art & Design) of a situation transforming from stability to instability after shapes maintaining a good order continue to collapse. Of course, we can achieve a stronger feeling of movement than in (1) (Figs. 456-457).
 
 

455 456   457   Figure 455: Movement of breaking out. Figure 456, 457: Status of movement when destruction progresses further.

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