Vanishing Point
The table’s surface held not solidity but echoes—the lingering coolness where bread had been, the empty spaces defining its form. This perspective didn't negate its material presence; instead, it underscored how boundaries are temporary thresholds rather than fixed limits. Like motes dancing in light, patterns of use slowly accrued, suggesting agency isn't about forceful creation but a subtle negotiation with what already exists—a partitioned trajectory unfolding over time. The enduring logic wasn’t *in* the stone itself, but within those repeated interactions.