The Complex is composed by pieces of The Simple.
96 white triangles will be subdivided into 3 geometric areas using black chalk respectively. 48 of those triangles are orientated counterclockwise, while the other 48 triangles are orientated clockwise.
If we put two opposing orientated forms together, they appear mirror-inverted to one another. The resulting arrows, which are interlocking and complementing each other, point outwardly in 3 directions. Simultaneously, they enclose 3 inner arrows, pointing towards the centre.
In this manner, one arrow borders on the other one covering the entire area of a hexagon and preventing motion. (this is an example for annihilation of opposites)
If we only put counterclockwise orientated triangles together, we get a left-turning rotation. In the case of clockwise orientated triangles, we can discern a right-turning rotation.
