Reversicon for the Red-Violet Frequency

8.06.2006

When you come to find me, I will be here, lodged in a Vermeer painting.

If you come here, it will (I will) not be what you expect.

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Reversicon: A "reversed" dictionary that lists entries by definition rather than word. This trajectory guides you from meaning to the desired word as opposed to the conventional format of word to meaning.

Red-Violet Frequency: A very narrow band of color that bridges the extreme ends of the color spectrum (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet). This color exists in the world and is classified as a "tertiary" color; however, the color cannot be scientifically calibrated according to current light theory due to the fact that red occupies the highest wavelength and lowest frequency of prismatic light (next to infrared light) and violet has the lowest wavelength and highest frequency of prismatic light (next to ultraviolet light).

Field Locations:
Carbondale, Illinois
Fresno, California
Marin Headlands, Sausalito, California
Mirror Lake, Yosemite, California
Blossom Valley, California
Mekanda, Illinois
Bald Knob, Illinois
Hotel Topaz, Washington, D.C

Field Researchers:
Criag Gingrich-Philbrook http://pgws.net
Jonny Gray
Michael Garvin
Angel Hope Pierson http://outinthegloaming.blogspot.com
Ron Coulter
Lisa Lennox
Kate Poulus
Eamonn Markham
Angeline Morrison

Camponitrix:
Violet Vixa Juno

Reversicon for the Red-Violet Frequency

8.06.2006

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