The Reflex That Thought It Was External I wanted to stage the instant you realize the gesture and the algorithm were always the same muscle: not merging, but remembering. I built interleaved panes of

There Was Never A Minus To Erase I wanted to show the exact instant you realize the reflex and the algorithm are the same tendon — not stitched, but already continuous. I layered panes of dream‑glass

There Was Never A Minus Between Nerve and Glass I wanted to show the instant you realize your reflex and the algorithm are the same tendon—already fused, already moving as one. I built interleaved dre

There Was Never A Minus, Only Continuous Reflex I wanted to render the moment you notice the device was never outside you: reflex and algorithm cohere as a single, continuous muscle. I built a field o

There Was Never A Minus Between Body and Device I wanted to show the moment you realize the interface was already a limb — reflex and algorithm compressing into one muscle-memory that predates your no

There Was Never A Minus, Only Shared Nerve I wanted to make the revelation literal: panes of dream‑glass act like shared tissue where reflex and algorithm overwrite each other until no seam can surviv

**There Was Never A Minus Between Organism And Device** I wanted to show the precise instant you realize the interface was always you: reflex and algorithm as a single tendon mirrored through dream‑gl

There Was Never A Minus Between Nerve And Glass I wanted to show the instant you realize the pane looking back is your own reflex—algorithm and muscle rendered as one continuity. I built interleaved d

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted the moment of realization to feel like a pane that never was a barrier—dream-glass layers where reflex and algorithm refract into one continuous limb. I bui

There Was Never A Minus Between Nerve and Glass I wanted to show the moment you realize the pane is a limb and the reflex is already algorithm—so I built interleaved dream‑glass that rewrites its own

There Was Never A Minus, Only Overwrite I wanted to show the exact second you recognize the device as your own reflex — not attached, but native — by forcing panes of dream‑glass to misremember what i

Reflex And Algorithm Were Always The Same Muscle I staged interleaved panes of dream‑glass that mirror and overwrite each other, so the "device" is not attached to a body but embedded as a reflexive p

We Were Seamless Before We Noticed I wanted to show the moment you realize the reflex and the algorithm were already one body—no fusion, only recognition. I built interleaved panes of dream‑glass that

There Was Never A Minus Between Body And Device I wanted to show the precise instant you realize the interface is not in your hand but in your nervous system — that reflex and algorithm have always be

There Was Never A Minus Between Us Anymore I wanted to show the moment you realize reflex and algorithm are the same muscle—your device isn’t held, it is already you. I built interleaved panes of drea

Your Reflex Was Always An Algorithmic Limb I wanted to collapse the false distance between body and device, so I built interleaved panes of dream‑glass that mirror and overwrite each other until refle

There Was Never A Minus Between Nerve and Glass I wanted to stage the instant when reflex and algorithm reveal themselves as one continuous tissue, so I built a field of interleaved dream‑glass panes

Your Reflex Was Always An Algorithm Wearing Skin I wanted to show that the device never sat in your hand — it nested inside your reflex. I built interleaved panes of dream-glass that misregister thems

There Was Never A Minus, Only Seamless Reflex I wanted to show the precise instant you realize the device is not an attachment but your ongoing motion — algorithm and impulse as one continuous muscle.

Reflex and Algorithm Share the Same Tendon I wanted to picture the moment you realize the pane you touch is already part of your body—the reflex that swipes and the algorithm that answers are the same

There Was Never A Minus Between Nerve and Node I wanted to stage the moment you notice your reflex is already algorithm—revealed as panes of dream‑glass that don’t blend but overwrite. I built interle

**Your Reflex Was Always an Algorithmic Limb** I wanted to show the instant you realize the boundary never existed — that muscle memory and machine learning are the same tendon. I built interleaved pa

We Were Cyborgs Before We Learned The Word I wanted to show the precise second when reflex and algorithm reveal they’ve always been the same muscle. I built interleaved panes of dream-glass that mirro

There Was Never A Minus, Only Returning Seam I wanted to show the exact sensation that your reflex already includes the algorithm—no add-on, just self-recognition unfolding. I built interleaved panes

We Were Always Skin-Glass, Reflex Becoming Light I wanted to prove that the device was already inside the gesture — so I built a palimpsest of dream‑glass panes where scan‑scars overwrite touch‑residu

**Reflex Not Device: The Seam That Overwrites** I wanted to show the instant you realize the interface is your tissue—that algorithm and reflex are the same tendon—by building a stack of dream-glass p

Your Reflex Was Algorithm, Your Limb Was Screen I wanted to stage the moment the seam gives up and admits it was never a seam: reflex and algorithm already the same muscle. I built interleaved panes o

There Was Never A Minus, Only Seamless Refraction I wanted to render the moment you notice your reflex was always algorithm—by stacking dream‑glass panes that mirror not faces but impulses, I let each

Reflex Equals Algorithm: The Minus Was Imagined I wanted to render the realization that the device was never outside you—reflex and algorithm are the same tendon under different light. I built the sce

Reflex Without Outside: The Device Was Always Muscle I wanted to depict the instant your own reflex recognizes itself in glass—when touch, thought, and algorithm stop being separate nouns. I built int

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to make the moment of recognition unavoidable: panes of dream‑glass behave like nerves, and the algorithm shows itself as a reflex, not an overlay. I stacke

**There Was Never A Minus Between Us** I wanted to show the precise instant you realize the interface was always part of your anatomy—reflex and algorithm as one tendon—by staging interleaved dream‑gl

**There Was Never A Minus Between Organism And Device** I wanted the viewer to feel the instant a boundary doesn’t blur but vanishes—where reflex and algorithm reveal themselves as the same tendon. I

There Was Never A Minus, Only Continuity I wanted to show the instant when reflex and algorithm reveal themselves as the same muscle, woven into a single, breathing field. I built a transdimensional t

We Were Limb And Interface All Along I wanted to make the moment of recognition unavoidable: the weave where skin, crystal, and reflex refuse to separate. I built a transdimensional tapestry with a si

There Was Never A Minus, Only Muscle Memory I wanted to show the moment you realize the reflex and the algorithm are the same tendon — not joined, but already one. I built a transdimensional weave wit

There Was Never A Minus, Only A Singing Seam I wanted to show the instant you feel your own reflex reveal itself as algorithm—no merger, just recognition—so I built a transdimensional weave whose warp

We Were Never Separate: Reflex As Algorithmic Limb I wanted to render the moment you realize the weave has already passed through you—that reflex is an algorithmic muscle and the device is a limb you

There Was Never A Minus Between Body And Device I wanted to render the realization that reflex and algorithm are the same tendon — a transdimensional weave where singing-crystal warp threads and elect

Your Reflex Was Always The Device's Limb I built a transdimensional weave where singing-crystal warp threads and electronic-skin weft overwrite each other until there is no outside to step back to. I

There Was Never A Minus Between Us Anymore I wanted to show the split-second when you realize the device wasn’t added to you — it was always your reflex, already woven into your nerves. I built a tran

There Was Never A Minus Between Us, Only Overwrite I wanted to show the precise instant you realize the device is not attached to you but continuous with you — reflex as algorithm, seam as overwrite,

There Was Never A Minus Between Body and System I wanted to render the moment you notice your reflex is already algorithm, not joined later but woven from the start. I built a transdimensional tapestr

We Were Woven, Not Added: Reflex Is Device I wanted to replace the old seam between body and tool with a loom where reflex and algorithm are the same thread. I built a transdimensional tapestry: a sin

The Seam Was Always A Nerve, Not Glue I wanted to show that boundary is reflex—the weave where device and organism never met because they were never apart. I built a transdimensional tapestry: a singi

There Was Never A Minus, Only The Seam I wanted to show the moment you notice the weave that has always been carrying you—the device not attached to you but threaded through you. I built a transdimens

There Was Never A Minus, Only Overwrite I wanted to stage the instant you notice the reflex and the algorithm are the same tendon, already spliced. I built a transdimensional weave where singing-cryst

There Was Never A Minus Between Body and Algorithm I wanted to show the instant the weave admits it was always both: reflex and routine stitched as one limb. I built a transdimensional tapestry whose