## The shape of Infinity , Jacobe Geller.

*first impression of his art*

scary if you end up in an endless situation that doesn't ~~feel good~~ ..

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JACOBE GELLER talks about
1. a book called **Piranesi** by *Susanna Clarke*.
2. unlimited library cyclical :8ball: meaning :8ball: no end to the shelfs of the world and no beginning. If someone dies in this library the body is lifted over the protected "inhaled" and allowed to plumed for eternity between floors ...not ever meeting the ground.
3. he mantions **Manifold Garden**
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> Manifold Garden is a game available to some platforms like ***XBox, switch and others***..


It is a puzzle game which tests the payers skills:
* redescovering gravity;
* role of infinity
* cultivate a garden of built with its beauty


:1234: With **4 Dimentional plans** connected with *colors* :+1: ... ... Shows how the place is l~i~m~i~T~L~e~S~s containing `infinit loops` ***until the player goes to the next area***

`Player will find endless exploration when diving into the area(s)`

The combination of ~G~r~a~v~i~t~y~ `puzzling` and `shift perspective` is a whole different story... where manoeuvring takes you to a new dimension of difficulty.
The game is for who love puzzles
Also test players abilities with shifting perspectives.

>Manifold Garden/review in 3min >
you tube 51Kviews. Oct 13,2020. by The Escapist

## Jacobe Geller
Using the game as part of his video ilustrations he talks about infinity. He says that the player's world that is not our own "each world so different from our own".

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**Susanna Clark** is mentioned for her book ***Piranesi*** and according to Jacobe, the protagonist in the story has a house which is his own world and it is infinite. He knows that the steps are higher than he could ever reach, with secrets hidden but he embraces that as a world that never stops showing him new things.. After comparing the stories he talks about in his video Jacobe appears to feel that we also have an abligation to infinite, but with no time to unwrap it but jumping into it.

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Following is a little review by The Guardian


> https://theguardian.com/books/2020/sep/17/piranesi-by-susanna-clarke-review-an-elegant-stusy-in-solitude

Reading about her work, *Susanna Clarke* was inspired by **Giovanni Baptista Piranesi**, who was an:
* Architect
* Archaeologist
* Artist

His most famous work were likely

`Carceri d'invenzione` : `Prisons of Inventions`


Giovanni was best for his engravings.