woah. Never knew about this. Thanks.
If there's anyone else who can take us further down the rabbit hole, that symbol in the center isn't the Black Sun, also doesn't appear Masonic (that I can identify), but it does go from 6:12 from the hexagon in the center to the edge of the circle.
Anyone know where this symbol derives from?
https://i.postimg.cc/CL0SKkXd/Screen-Shot-2020-07-12-at-7-19-13-PM.png
Edit: Reverse img searching the symbol only seems to find others speculating on its meaning.
I'm leaning toward bath house motif, someone trying to imitate Roman/Mediterranean art specifically. It's the one picture I could find with that aesthetic, that wasn't tessellation clipart. The floor also has uniform tiling like the Museo Arqueológico in Seville. The pattern (vertex configuration) is called 3-4-6-4, but that's the only image of that kind of tiling in a specific place. At least that I can find.
woah. Never knew about this. Thanks. If there's anyone else who can take us further down the rabbit hole, that symbol in the center isn't the Black Sun, also doesn't appear Masonic (that I can identify), but it does go from 6:12 from the hexagon in the center to the edge of the circle. Anyone know where this symbol derives from? https://i.postimg.cc/CL0SKkXd/Screen-Shot-2020-07-12-at-7-19-13-PM.png
Edit: Reverse img searching the symbol only seems to find others speculating on its meaning.
Edit 2: Design at Pompeii - the fundamental unit of the rhombitrihexagonal tiling http://www.dartmouth.edu/~matc/math5.geometry/unit5/0523.gif
Does Pompeii tie in at all with the occult? Or just some creepy hollywood fag’s idea of a good bath house motif?
I'm leaning toward bath house motif, someone trying to imitate Roman/Mediterranean art specifically. It's the one picture I could find with that aesthetic, that wasn't tessellation clipart. The floor also has uniform tiling like the Museo Arqueológico in Seville. The pattern (vertex configuration) is called 3-4-6-4, but that's the only image of that kind of tiling in a specific place. At least that I can find.