A Scientific, Aesthetic and Symbolic Approach of the Cosmos, by Gabriel Kelemen
Living-Non-living Border within the Cell Sphere
The extension of analogies continues from micro to macro-dimensional formation of internal organs.
At the level of cellular organs, mitochondria are analysed, with a brief exemplification of the meandric folding as a process of energetic, luminous amplification correlated with the vortexes of the levo-dextro-rotational biochemical micromotors, driven by the variable flow of the hydrogen ions from the mitochondrial crystals.
The Golgi apparatus is analysed as a spherical vacuole generator, the cell as a concentric sphere structure, animated by complex biochemical vortexes, the cell seen as the dual headquarters of the living and non-living unity, in the sense of the theory of biostructure proposed by E. Macovscki, meeting both the indissoluble triumvirate of matter-information-life in an archetypal and symbolic ternary relationship: the sphere-vortex-vortex connection.
