A film is made of many slides, one going after another. Each one film slide represents form; it is the physical – what we see. Life is not the summation of all the film slides. It is the invisible pervading force, which determines each film slide. If there are two sequential slides sitting side by side, one slightly different than the other, they each have form – a different form – and their present form does not change. The form is fixed. What causes the first to be different from the second is life. Life continuously constructs and deconstructs form. Each experienced segment of life depends on the entire course, and viewing a specific occurrence in life, separate from the rest, is not an accurate portrayal of life. The exact position or expressive movement of an individual at any given time is, in fact, the result of a lifetime of other movements. One moment represents the culmination. Life, then, is in each moment.

UWS