CHORD LANGUAGE

Chord language is the encoding and functioning mechanism of a quantized spectrum (n·f, 1.05946^n·f).

Each chord corresponds to its own characteristic frequency spectrum, and based on this, it is mapped to a specific set of chord semantics. Based on this mapping relationship, chords are encoded and generate a unified phenomenal domain, including: time (chord progression—music), space (membrane–string structure—painting), and life (meridian system), presenting as a cross-scale coherent chord field.

We have quantitatively observed in the human body and in painting chord structures and organizational methods that are isomorphic with music, thereby expanding the definition of chords:

Chords are consistent structures and universal mechanisms that encompass spacetime, life, and the field of spirit.

Quantization and chords are different observers' perspectives on discrete physical quantities: the former is a third-person perspective, while the latter is a first-person perspective.