Self Replication
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Self-replication depends on the interaction between structure and environment. DNA carries genetic instructions in its sequence and relies on enzymes and other proteins for its own replication. A self-replicating program likewise carries instructions and relies on a compiler to translate its code for execution or an interpreter to execute it. I bring this relation to graphics, treating symmetry and repetition as the structural basis of replication, and a conscious mind as the environment in which a form is recognized, continued, and copied.
I extend these forms into higher dimensions.



























































































