Repetition (n.) is a repeating of the same thing over and over again, even though each repetition is in itself not the same each iteration of the same thing is, itself, different.
Repetition (n.) is best understood as discovery and experimentation... a process that allows for new experiences, new affects and new expressions to emerge. By repeating, we are able to affirm the power of the new and the unforeseeable.
Repetition (n.) is infinite but it does not occur in a linear sequence whose ending marks the beginning of a new cycle.
Repetition (n.) is not produced by mimesis but rather via difference.
Repetition (n.) is where the possibility for reinvention lies.
Repetition (n.) is beginning again. As such, it is a form of creative activity resulting in transformation.