Internal Cartography

Riverbeds accumulate sediment not through singular events but collective weight, and similarly, experiences needn’t be traced to an initial cause to become formative. These aren't reconstructions of the past so much as emergent landscapes continuously shaped by how we encounter—and resist—habitual patterns of feeling. Accepting this boundary merge means recognizing causality isn’t fixed at a single origin but perpetually unfolds with each new layer, compounding internal residues into a complex palimpsest of self.