"multitude" perhaps began with the loose query of, "What of time?" It was the topic at the top of the page of my sketchbook during the initial considerations that would become "multitude." The first sketch was accompanied with notes about, "different perspectives, along the same resulting curve." Within a couple months, I arrived at the notion that I am dealing with "material affecting space," and vice versa. This happens over time. That's all that was written. As I continued developing the piece and working through the production of the form, I relished the singularity and similarity of each component. A variety; eventually bound. The binding is a surety. Until its fragility gets the best of it and time continues its contribution. As for the value of the individual response, I consider it rude to determine what anyone should experience with this piece. Though I hope it confirms an aspect of truth for each of you. Give it some time.