Fossilized Intent
Sunlight catches dust swirling within the hollow of a stone footprint, illuminating a web of fine cracks. These aren't flaws but echoes of force encountered during its making—a history held not as pristine form, but as patterned disruption. The body’s own experiences mirror this sandstone: each return from pressure adds to an accumulated complexity that obscures any simple beginning. To study these details is to find neutrality in becoming; the singular event dissolves into countless layers of response, a quiet accumulation of what *was* resisted and retained.