Project
Dust
A spatial study of attention, observation, and self-voyeurism.
Question
What remains when attention becomes a material force?
Dust frames observation as an unstable pressure rather than a neutral act.
Experience
The viewer enters a system that notices absence.
The work holds together while attention is present. When attention drifts, the field begins to loosen, decay, and reorganize.
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Encounter
The system appears as a stable field of signs.
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Withdrawal
Inactivity introduces drift, distance, and decay.
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Return
Renewed attention pulls the field back toward coherence.
System
Attention loop
A simplified map of the forces driving the project state.
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viewer gives attention
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attention stabilizes field
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field falls into decay
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decay calls back viewer
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Process
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Research
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Prototype
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Output
Refine the final form and prepare documentation.
Attention becomes material.
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A spatial study of attention, observation, and self-voyeurism. Final documentation text can be edited here without touching the 3D scene component.