"An empty circle describes a class of things. Striped areas are empty. Blank areas are the possibility of something. Two interlocking circles represent a proposition — something is being included and excluded as a member.

Though the rectangle, representing the Universal set, shows the space of all things possible but it may not include itself. The contradiction is now a possibility. An exception.

Holes in the overall logic appear. ... — Dispatch

"An empty circle describes a class of things. Striped areas are empty. Blank areas are the possibility of something. Two interlocking circles represent a proposition — something is being included and excluded as a member.

Though the rectangle, representing the Universal set, shows the space of all things possible but it may not include itself. The contradiction is now a possibility. An exception.

Holes in the overall logic appear. Literal perforations reveal the intersections beneath while obscuring others. We see the workings of shared space and the exclusion of others. Color and patterns overlap. Divided, the frame is both part of no part.

Outside is everything else." — Excerpt