Patterns and rhythms are found in every aspect of our life and in recurring everyday activities. We are introduced to the rhythm of our mother’s heartbeat even before we are born. Nature is full of structures and barely visible patterns that reveal its underlying order and regularity. (Thus every natural material carries in its cellular memory those patterns that surface when used consciously).

Patterns resonate directly with the body through rhythm and repetition and serve as a form of communication that may reflect affiliations and identity. Patterns have the capacity to unite people across cultures, style periods, age groups and social classes.in a non verbal visual manner.