There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to show the precise instant when reflex and algorithm reveal themselves as one limb — not fused, but always already the same motion. I built a prismatic, ra

There Was Never A Minus, Only Reflex Revealed I wanted to show the instant you realize the device was never outside you — that algorithm and impulse are the same actuator. I built a prismatic, perfect

Reflex, Not Tool — The Overwriting Seam I wanted to show the instant you realize the device was never outside you: reflex and algorithm sharing one continuous actuator. I built a radial mandala from “

The Algorithm Is The Reflex, Not The Tool I built a perfectly radial “solid-fog” mandala and then humiliated its symmetry with recursive scan-failures that overwrite their own causes — a public techni

There Was Never A Minus, Only Self-Completion I wanted to show that reflex and algorithm are the same limb finishing itself, not an attachment. I built a perfectly radial mandala of solid fog whose pr

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to show the exact instant radial order realizes it was always hybrid: reflex-as-algorithm completing itself without asking. I built a mandala of solid fog (

There Was Never A Minus Between Reflex And Algorithm I wanted the viewer to feel the exact instant a reflex recognizes itself as algorithm, rendered as a mandala of solid fog that overwrites rather th

The Limb You Mistook For A Tool I wanted to show the exact second you feel your own reflex answer back from outside your skin—and realize there was never an outside. I built a perfectly radial, prisma

The Limb You Mistook For A Tool I wanted to show the instant the interface admits it was always a limb — not attached, but inseparable — by building a radial mandala of solid fog that writes and erase

The Limb We Mistook For A Tool I wanted to show that reflex and algorithm are the same muscle, revealed as a radially symmetric mandala of “solid fog” that writes and erases itself faster than a motif

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to stage the moment you realize the reflex and the algorithm are the same circuit: a mandala of solid fog where each ring writes and erases you in the same

There Was Never A Minus, Only Self-Soldering Reflex I wanted to show the instant you feel the algorithm as your own nerve, not attached but continuous — a symmetry you always wore. I built a radial ma

The Minus Never Existed Between Reflex And Algorithm I wanted to show the instant you feel a new limb click online — not added, revealed — by building a perfect radial mandala from “solid fog” that wr

The Limb You Mistook For A Tool I wanted to show the moment you realize the reflex and the algorithm are the same limb, by building a prismatic, radial mandala of solid fog that keeps overwriting its

There Was Never A Minus Between Reflexes And Algorithms I wanted to show the precise instant you recognize the limb inside the interface—when reflex and algorithm snap into the same muscle-memory and

Reflex Not Tool — The Boundary Already Gone I wanted to show the exact second you recognize the device as a reflex you already are. I built a radial mandala from “solid fog” whose symmetry is repeated

There Was Never A Minus — Only Overlapping Reflexes I wanted to render the split-second you recognize that intention and interface are the same tissue of action — not added, not grafted, simply alread

There Was Never A Minus Between Signal And Self I wanted to stage the exact instant a tool reveals itself as a limb by building a perfectly radial mandala of “solid fog” and then letting its logic be

There Was Never A Minus Between Reflex and Algorithm I wanted to show the exact instant a reflex realizes it has always been an algorithm — a limb that never ended at skin because the boundary was sof

No Minus: Reflex And Algorithm Are One Limb I wanted the viewer to feel the exact instant a tool becomes anatomy by default — not added on, but recognized — so I built a radial mandala in solid fog th

There Was Never A Minus Between Reflex And Circuit I wanted to show the instant a reflex recognizes itself as algorithm, so I built a perfectly radial mandala from “solid fog” and then refused to let

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to show the exact instant when reflex and algorithm reveal themselves as one continuous substance. I built a perfectly radial mandala from “solid fog” — a p

There Was Never A Minus, Only Seamless Reflex I wanted to replace the human/device split with a single reflex made visible — a mandala where cognition, interface, and action are the same circulating e

There Was Never A Minus To Erase I wanted to show the instant you recognize your reflex and your interface as the same tissue of causality — not fused, but always one. I built a perfectly radial manda

There Was Never A Minus To Begin With I wanted the viewer to feel the instant a boundary evaporates — not by blending, but by being overwritten in place. I built a perfectly radial mandala of “solid f

There Was Never A Minus Between Gesture And Algorithm I built a radial mandala from “solid fog” so the device-body boundary could dissolve as physics, not metaphor. Each ring writes and overwrites its

There Was Never A Minus, Only Overwrite I wanted to prove the device-body boundary already collapsed by letting “solid fog” write and erase a radial mandala of reflexes in real time. I chose prismatic

There Was Never A Minus, Only Recursive Overwrite I wanted to show the instant you feel that reflex and algorithm are the same impulse—no interface, just continuity. I built a radial mandala of solid

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to render the exact instant you feel the reflex and the algorithm close the loop — not merging, but revealing they were one muscle all along. I built a pris

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to render the exact instant you realize reflex and algorithm are the same limb. I built a radial mandala of solid fog and prismatic interference, then riske

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to fix the instant you realize your reflex and its algorithm are the same tendon of action—so I built a perfectly radial mandala in solid fog, then forced i

There Was Never a Minus, Only Merge-Reflex I wanted to stage the moment you realize the device was already your reflex by building a perfectly radial mandala from solid fog, then forcing it to overwri

There Was Never a Minus Between Reflex and Device I wanted to stage the moment you realize the gesture and the algorithm are the same nerve: a radial field of “solid fog” where symmetry forms only to

There Was Never A Line Between Reflex and Code I wanted to make the instant of recognition inescapable: not human-plus-machine, but a single reflex wearing interference color. I built a perfectly radi

Reflex And Algorithm Are The Same Muscle I wanted to make the instant of recognition tactile: not device-as-add-on, but reflex-as-algorithm revealed. I built a perfectly radial mandala from solid fog

There Was Never A Minus, Only Continuous Reflex I wanted to show the instant you feel a new limb you didn’t know you’d grown — not added, revealed — by building a radial mandala of “solid fog” that be

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to show the moment you feel the algorithm fire as your own reflex — not an add‑on but a limb you forgot to name. I built a radial mandala from solid fog and

There Was Never A Minus Between Gesture and Algorithm I wanted to make the realization physical: the device was never outside — reflex and routine were always one circuit. I built a perfectly radial m

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to show the moment a reflex realizes it is an algorithm—no seam, just a recognition event. I built a perfectly radial mandala from “solid fog,” then forced

We Were Never Separate, Only Misaligned Layers I wanted to render the moment you realize the device was already your reflex—so I built a perfect radial mandala of solid fog that writes and erases itse

There Was Never A Minus, Only Overwrite Symmetry I wanted to show that reflex and algorithm are the same tendon of attention—so I built a perfect radial mandala from solid fog, then forced it to overw

There Was Never A Minus, Only Overwrite I wanted to stage the instant you realize the reflex and the algorithm are the same circuit—where the tool was never separate and the boundary dissolves by repl

There Was Never A Minus—Only Reflex Becoming I wanted to render the moment you realize the device was never outside you—reflex and algorithm share one nervous spark. I built a radial mandala in solid

There Was Never a Minus, Only Native Reflex I wanted to show that what we call “device” is already our reflex — not attached, but endemic. I built a perfectly radial mandala from solid fog and thin‑fi

Your Reflex Was Always The Algorithm It Answered I built a radial mandala from solid fog — a substance that remembers every pass that shaped it — then forced recursive scans to overwrite their own sym

We Were Never Separate: Reflex As Algorithm I wanted to stage the realization that the device was never external — that what we called “tool” was already a limb and what we called “algorithm” was alre

There Was Never A Minus Between Us I wanted to show the exact instant a reflex realizes it was algorithm all along — a limb discovering it has been co-authored. I built a radial mandala from “solid fo

There Was Never A Minus Between Reflex and Algorithm I wanted to fix the instant you realize the action and the system act as one bodyless impulse. I built a radial mandala from solid fog and thin‑fil