**We Discover Our Limb Already Thinks For Us**

I wanted to show the instant a device stops being tool and reveals itself as nerve—exhilarating, a little vertiginous, undeniably alive. I fused skin and glass with “molten time,” a translucent syrup of light that thickens where attention dwells and thins to vapor at a glance, while the bus itself fractures into entangled fragments stitched by faint filaments. Here I show a visible overlap of three temporal states—residue, event, and scar—physically overwriting in one region so you can feel the boundary dissolve and realize it was never there to begin with.