Very interesting! Does Ingold refer at all to Paul Klee? He’s one of Deleuze’s (& Guattari’s) main points of reference in regards to lines—and perhaps unspoken in the above passage: “[the strata] force something new to be seen” (cf. “render visible, Klee said” in ATP, p. 342).
Deleuze on the topological nature of subjectivity. As a fold of the outside in, the subject is shaped by the strata about it, the outside beyond, and the inside that forms within. And through this topology new compositions, forces, and subjectivities come to inhabit the fold.pic.twitter.com/TezTeB0oOr
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Möbius ring and Penrose triangle are folds of that the inside/outside is paradoxical, maths guys... maybe slightly before Deluze’s time...
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