Meeting of probing worlds

study exhibition event

[…] According to the earliest dimensionist (N+1/1912), Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968) who dealt with the question of the fourth dimension “Taste is bad because it averts examination.”

Charles Sirato (1905-1980), in his Dimensionist Manifesto contends that the dimensionist plus one dimension (N+1), opens the way to the weighty spiritual/intellectual consequence of this fundamental change. […] The essence of Dimensionism is as follows: it is deductive with respect to the past; inductive with respect to the future, and alive in the present.

Ray Johnson (1927-1995) understood the “closed and completely controlled cosmic space” as atomic information carrying particles. These particles – the “moticos”– are already elements of a differently coded écriture, a means of a relational system, and instigators of the cognition of computational reading.

Dimensionist Worldwide Meeting N+1/2008 – the dimensionist present

The Dimensionist Human Being experiences the constant changes of the perpetually unfolding moment as a plus one dimension.