Whirlygig

I see The Scream by Edvard Munch somewhere hidden in there...

A masterpiece, pure perfection! Bravo, Michael!PDE

Another interesting image stimulating the imagination, Michael! I like your abstract puzzles. The first association was with a spinner-toy and / or its virtual analog. This is such an infection that kills time (perhaps I am mistaken and this is something that develops the speed of reaction to external influences …). There is another version. I guess this image shows something multistage, intrusive, aggressive. It can be a sensations or a thought spinning in the brain... Bravo! Sincerely, Tatiana

You're making me dizzy very early in the day!! Great abstract Michael

Philip, I admire your power of sight. Thanks!

There you go again , Pierre, referring to this image as a masterpiece. I am grateful, and yet humbled. - - mhl

"The first association was with a spinner-toy . . ." Tatiana, perhaps you derived this impression from the title; I do see your point. I'm more in agreement with your last interpretation, i.e.," sensations or a thought spinning in the brain." As I view the image now, I can think only of some sort of celestial event. After all if a famous mathematician could derive "googolplex" from a child's utterance, I can use "whirligig." As always, I truly appreciate the thought you put into your critiques. - - My best, michael

Warren, if this image made you dizzy, then I succeeded. Many thanks!