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The Matrix module explores the The Matrix module explores the dynamic frameworks that sustain and connect life on multiple levels—biological, ecological, and cosmological. Etymologically rooted in the Latin mater (mother), “matrix” refers to a generative source, a plenum, a potent substrate that orchestrates life and creates structure, support, and nourishment. 

 

The Open Order – emerges as Biologos, organizing life in a way that creates sensitive, chaotic patterns. The matrix encompasses DNA, epigenetics, and mitochondria, the cytoplasm that sustains cellular activity (intracellular), and the intercellular matrix (ICM), also referred to as the extracellular matrix (ECM), providing cells with structural and biochemical reinforcement and dynamism.