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Motif · motif_triangle

Triangle

A triangle. Attested in one role only, as an enclosing frame around another subject: “Geometric frames: Placing a realistic bear inside a diamond, triangle, or circle creates visual tension between organic and structured forms.” NO SYMBOLIC EDGE - that sentence is entirely about visual effect and says nothing about meaning. The obvious readings a reader will expect of a triangle are asserted by NO fetched source and are not supplied here.
Thin
Low confidenceresearched

0 attested · 3 promoted1 source · T2

What the research says

motifs_seed
Category
decorative
Common styles
geometric; blackwork
Composition behaviors
used as a geometric frame enclosing a realistic subject, for tension between organic and structured forms

Provenance

1 resolved
3 links

Frequently used in · 2

  • → outgoingGeometricStyleThin
    strength 0.50promoted · not an independent attestationresearched

    Promoted from motifs_seed.common_styles of motif_triangle ('geometric'). No new fact: this edge restates a value already present in the corpus. STRENGTH 0.5 set by the T11.11c rule: this pairing is asserted by ONE parent row's association column and by no second row; the pack's scale reads 0.5 as 'context-dependent'. Inputs are corpus counts only - no source count, tier or confidence is used.

  • → outgoingBlackworkStyleThin
    strength 0.50promoted · not an independent attestationresearched

    Promoted from motifs_seed.common_styles of motif_triangle ('blackwork'). No new fact: this edge restates a value already present in the corpus. STRENGTH 0.5 set by the T11.11c rule: this pairing is asserted by ONE parent row's association column and by no second row; the pack's scale reads 0.5 as 'context-dependent'. Inputs are corpus counts only - no source count, tier or confidence is used.

Supports composition · 1

  • → outgoingFramedCompositionThin
    strength unstatedpromoted · not an independent attestationresearched

    Promoted from motifs_seed.composition_behaviors of motif_triangle ('used as a geometric frame enclosing a realistic subject, for tension between organic and structured forms') [class EC]. Source is the supporting concept, target the composition, mirroring placement_supports. No new fact: this edge restates a value already present in the corpus.