The Thought and Behaviour Paradigm explores the seemingly ironic nature between the human mind and its simple thoughts, and consequent complex behaviours. For instance, an ant has a goal to return home. Seemingly, on observation, ants travel a path that is ever changing depending on its environment and the obstacles within it.
The Thought and Behaviour Paradigm looks into the thin connection of the mind to the body and contrastingly the support of the body for the mind expressed in the columns holding the head up. The dynamic character of the world around us and our shifting behaviour to it is conveyed in the waterfall of sand and the three arms representing the movement of an arm with the sand, and also the rotatable arm.
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