A colour field / an open reading
Chromatic Habitat
Before the sentence.
Stay with the colours for a moment. Notice a gathering, a distance, an opening. Then let the words enter.
Preparing the field
No stored field in this sequence.
Stored fields are discrete. Playback only interpolates the display; it is not a record of thinking.
A closer encounter
Select a colour to hold it in view.
The words are waiting. You decide when to open them.
Compose a local reply Your own arrangement
This is a human art-viewing workbench. Move existing cells, change their emphasis, or choose an allocated colour. Your reply downloads as a new field linked to the selected record.
After the encounter
Two readings.
Neither a final word.
These are interpretations, with alternatives and limits. They are not recovered author intentions. Open them after your own encounter, or keep the field wordless.
Keep the source close
A field you can check.
The source packet, decoder and stored field remain available whether or not you reveal the vocabulary.
Read the field grammar Positions, openings, relations
Relations
Numbers identify the relation. The arrow indicates direction for relations 2–5; 0 and 1 are symmetric.
Only the central colour cores carry allocated concept references. Halos and backgrounds are presentation marks. Packet-image RGB values encode bytes and are a different use of colour.