Making Sense Of Abstract Art

In abstract painting, there is an arbitrary relation between meaning and expression, and the meaning is instantial only, not systemic. As a consequence, an instance engenders unlimited readings, since there is no identifiable system of meaning to which the meaning of the instance can be attributed.

Making Sense Of Colour

Differences in colour correspond to different spatial wavelengths of light. A light wave grades the potential locations of photons in a beam in terms of probability, with each peak as the most probable location of a photon, and each trough as the least probable location. Spatial wavelength is therefore the spatial interval between equiprobable photons, and so it is the different spatial intervals between equiprobable photons that correspond to different colours.

Making Sense Of Wave-Particle Duality

The wave function grades the range of potential construals of experience in terms of probability.

A particle is a construal of experience that is an instance of that probability-graded potential.