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Place and Center. The Point-Element Itself

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Since the point-element is the spatial manifestation of the one-dimensional point, it is an analogue of the point’s visual characteristics. The qualities of being static, centered, and centralizing allow point-elements to be recognized regardless of their shape, outward appearance, or size.

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Ullmann, F. (2011). Place and Center. The Point-Element Itself. In: Basics. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0324-1_1

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