Simple linear elements drift, collide and repeat, gradually pulled into alignment through mirroring and duplication. What begins as scattered interference resolves into a centralised, square-based structure.

The system produces moments of symmetry — brief, almost architectural — before breaking apart again. A flickering balance between noise and pattern.

Commissioned for a live event context, the work leans into rhythm and visual intensity — a kind of synthetic psychedelia generated through constraint and repetition.