The social and biological drives manifested throughout human consciousness must be looked at beyond their social temporal constructs and discussed within a framework which the term 'Art' fails to. Concluding its short history as the definition for a vehicle of cultural interaction which creates a division of type, the term 'Art' has come to be utilized as a theory of everything within the confounds of specific referential systems; 'The Art World'. Derived from attributes of power, this division forming hierarchal viewpoint is problematic in that it categorizes one 'type' above another through a socially temporal construct.

In contrast to the retrieval of biological memory which fluctuates through a non-linear interpretive framework. Our relation to media is through an external memory architecture by way of 'visiographic' symbolism which serve to unlock, direct and navigate diverse information spaces.

This perceptive flux drives the conceptual needs of emerging theoretic culture where value must shift throughout fixed hierarchies which are dictated through temporal intervals.

Such mobile ability demonstrates that each 'type' merits an equal standing within 'valued' interpretation prior to its hierarchical nesting. The interpretive strategies which express one type's superiority over another to validate a system's authority are the result of the cooperative products of episodic, mimetic and linguistic systems within an external memory architecture, encapsulating a Media Sensate to define information space boundaries.

The function of media sensate does not rest upon an interpretive basis to provoke change but serve as beacons toward information spaces.

In a Media Sensate language construct, 'Art' is a specific rule set. This language construct meets the conceptual needs of emerging theoretical culture, spawning valuations from the external working memory field where the symbolic action occurs to redefine specific boundaries.

Media Sensate compiles particular artifacts of divided genre into agreed social contexts without categorization.