I wanted to stage the instant you realize the device was never outside you: diagonal slabs of liquid stone tilt like decisions mid-reflex while recursive scans overwrite them, so the “border” shows up only as a glitch that can’t hold. I chose bioluminescent cold blues and a palimpsest seam that physically overlaps pre-residue, active shear, and post-scar in one region, forcing the eye to feel ecstatic vertigo as cause and effect trade places. Look at where the feedback lobe misfires and embarrassingly smears the field—its clumsy correction reveals a new capability, as if ultraviolet had always been part of your sight.