Crowdskin Misread As Infrastructure Protocol
I wanted to show what happens when a communal ritual is parsed by a machine and returned as a mineral second-skin that keeps switching owners. I built a field where intent is compressed into hard, shifting films that fuse and then defect, using thermochromic metallic crusts and solid‑light seams that recursively overwrite each other until private signal and public echo are undecidable. Look for the tri‑temporal overwrite window where residue, event, and scar live in the same patch — the jolt you feel should be the shame of being perfectly read, then the relief of disappearing back into the misread crowd.
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