Lucio Fontana, Concetto spaziale (1952)
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«”(…) physicists talk about something like eleven spatial dimensions. Eleven axes of movement.”
“(…) We humans can’t visualize dimensions beyond three because that’s the space in which we live. But those other dimensions do exist, wether we believe in them or not… whether we can experience them or not. Look, imagine a two-dimensional world.” Maddy pulled a sheet of lined paper off a pad on the kitchen table (…). She grabbed a biro and drew a stick man on the page. “And here’s Fred (…)”.
Devereau frowned. “But can Fred look up? Could he see us?”
“No. Even though we’re right here leaning over him, because he can’t comprehend ‘in to’ or ‘out to’ this piece-of-paper world, he can never be aware of us.”»
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Alex Scarrow, Time Riders, The Eternal War, Puffin, 2011, 346-347.
