Brilliant work is often hidden from view.
Metagravel designs spaces to help make hidden works visible.
Once visible, the network gets work seen.
Rarely is the brilliance of a work recognized by its maker in terms the maker's audience can appreciate. This trend can be partially attributed to the self fulfillment a maker feels while they are in-process.
The spaces a maker uses to fashion their artifacts are often discontinuous with the spaces their artifacts are put on display through. The result is the makers processes stay hidden. The artifacts are reduced to their display. The medium is the message.
Metagravel helps to expose makers to their symbolic-intuitive processes, and then design spaces to display their works to audiences that preserve their brilliance.
Works visible now become seen by their audiences the way makers feel when they are in-process. Mediums are creatively destroyed. Artifacts deaminated become illuminated. Makers are celebrated.
