Note the arrows.
Think outside the Box
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 2773822 LOL - those aren't arrows! They're 3D latticework cages! Think of it as an actual 3D cube, built by a construction set, and then the inner 16 parts of each outer wall has panels over them, but the outer parts aren't paneled yet - so you you can see the structure inside.
I have to correct myself here - they
seem to be 3D cages. But upon careful examination, some of the strut direction go the wrong way, so the view of each small open cube is distorted.
So. Some open cubes look like open cubes, some look like distorted open cubes. so either that's how they're supposed to be seen, or they aren't open cubes.
But if they aren't open cubes, we're back to arrows, or... what?
How about this: It's not a matter of perspective, at least totally. It DOES give a suggestion that we are looking at something in 3D - but that might mean "in the world."
But if you look at them instead as
force arrows, something pops into view. See those center "panels" on each side? If you view the surrounding hollow squares as containing arrows indicating directional force - look what happens. Each of the center panels of 16 squares is being seen to be under tremendous force - inward arrows towards the common center, where all the center panels would meet, balanced by outward arrows, pulling each inner panel away from meeting.
So it seems to indiacte that there is a war going on (arrow direction versus arrow direction) in the world (3D) over allowing panels of 16 (4x4 each) to come together to form a cube (throne).
Check out some ancient Egyptian pharoah drawings - he's always sitting on a cube as his throne. It stands for the world. That's why this crop formation also encodes the "squared circle" (see the Drawings section of the webpage), which has always been used to equate the square and the circle to the power over the world or of the world.
Also, nearby is a white horse AND a giant obelisk (benben), both standing for the King.
So, this seems to be about a fight over the King - some want that power to emerge in the world (the panels come together), and some don't.
