Structure vs noise

In studio we had a discussion in groups over 'what is structure'. For me structure us a very broad term, almost anything can be a structure. However what I found was that the majority of the group were primarily focused on structure being a physical form like a bridge or a building. These are structure, but it is not all structure is limited too. For me structure, especially in terms of the digital does not have to apply by the laws of physics. It does not have to be linear. It can float and bend back in on itself or be top heavy and if it was physical it would topple over. Structure could also be termed by looking at shapes created by glow sticks in the night, these are light structures, a structure created that is optic. This for me is what I want to achieve in my 8 pattern set of exploring structure. I want to show that structure is linear and would apply by laws of physics but progress to the point where structure is extremely curvaceous, where it floats on the page and can be seen as the opposite side of the structure spectrum, but is still arguably a structure.

This is because it will have rhythm and it will have a pattern.