I visited the Portland Japanese Garden recently. I learned about some of the principles of Japanese gardens there, and it's relevant to the way I want to curate my [Digital Garden].
Sometimes leaving space gives what's there more weight. Strong contrast and bold colors can be stunning, but Japanese gardens tend for more subtlety in order to immerse you in the experience without reminding you that it is curated.
For these notes that principle inspired a few changes
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