Found artifacts have bits rusted away in places, paint scraped off, colours and lines faded to a mere memory of a depiction. You no longer have the certainty of knowledge, and so what's missing has as much, or more, importance as what's there.
Yes. The presence of negative space within the narrative is very crucial.
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Found artifacts have bits rusted away in places, paint scraped off, colours and lines faded to a mere memory of a depiction. You no longer have the certainty of knowledge, and so what's missing has as much, or more, importance as what's there.
Yes. The presence of negative space within the narrative is very crucial.