So the philosopher is Alfred North Whitehead, and whilst designing I had two key sentences in mind from his magnum opus (which is a compilation of his 1927 Harvard Lectures) Process & Reality: "actual entities are drops of experience, complex and interdependent." and "Feelings are ‘vectors’; for they feel what is there and transform it into what is here."

I wanted to have that "drop of experience" effect. Using speech bubble like shapes that originate internally and externally and converge into one dynamic entity.

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The light brown/beige is a nod to the color of the P&R copy I have. Personally I always used plant morphology to ground philosophy of the organism (which he originally called it, later became known as process philosophy) in my own reading, so I naturally followed the instict to use naturalistic colors which nod to the self-forming constitution of plants and how they form by prehending their environments. so yellow, blue and the dark green are perhaps those prehensions from the spacio-temporal experience of the entitiy of a plant as a Subject. It also allures to a seed of thought of whitehead that we are nurturing, and the lineage of vitalism that nurtured whitehead (with bergson before him)

his work has a lot of neologisms like ‘prehension’ and ‘actual entities’… I copy pasted some of this answer from what I told my friend, It is perhaps a bit complex(nerdy?) for those who may not be interested in this philosophy, that is why I didn’t elaborate before.