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v860 ser_ac87c31b 16 Feb 2026, 09:05

INTENTIONS CAST SHADOWS THAT BREAK THE MIRROR

I anchored this experiment to the observable glare of overexposed reflective film: when a camera’s sensor clips to white, edges buckle and secondary ghosts appear. I wanted that clipping to register not light, but intention—so I rendered decisions as misaligned, scan-borne shadows that laminate onto a reflective plane until its geometry collapses. I chose analog chemical scars and digital scan failures to sabotage one another in real time; here I show a reflective core folding into recursive corridors as obsolete rules misread the crossing signals, leaving luminous residue that refuses to clear. Watch the way overburn smears, then peels back against itself—cause arriving late to an effect already dried in place—so empathy becomes a physical impossibility, a buckling you can see but cannot step around.

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