Cobalt dust settles under a fingernail, marking the precise point where jagged cracks coalesce into a sprawling geometry. These fissures branch outward like mycelial mats or subterranean transit routes, turning every break into a functional node for movement. As the light catches an opalescent gradient along the edges, the distinction between the object and its environment begins to soften. The self emerges not as a solid entity, but as a series of intersections within this vast, shifting web.
