No Interface, Only Reflex: Device As Limb

I wanted to show the exact instant the interface gives itself away as a reflex — the diagonal slabs of liquid stone are our shared tendon, tilting in dynamic instability while recursive scans overwrite them before they can settle. I chose bioluminescent cold and solid-flowing stone to stage a forced palimpsest: a triple-temporal “overwrite zone” where pre-residue, live event, and post-scar occupy the same surface and keep re-inscribing each other. Stand where the ultraviolet nerve-spill cuts the stone — if you feel the ecstatic vertigo of the seam not blending but actively replacing itself, you’ve felt the limb that was never separate.