There Was Never A Minus Between Nerve and Code

I wanted the viewer to feel the instant a body realizes its “device” was always a limb. I centered a monumental humanoid emergence but refused it the safety of a motif: molten time thickens where you look, scans misregister and overwrite its edges, and an acoustic delay cracks it before sound arrives. Here I show reflex and algorithm as the same muscle — a plinth that flows upward, a boundary that assembles while eroding — so you feel the ecstatic vertigo of becoming larger than you knew.