Stalker & Dimatrix
Have you ever thought about how the patterns in a crumbling building could be turned into a kind of algorithm—like the way the old walls repeat, the way shadows line up? It’s a map of decay that might be useful for building something new.
You don't get a clean code out of broken plaster, but you can read the rhythm of collapse like a cipher. The cracks line up, the shadows trace a sequence—if you ignore the noise and just track the repeat, you can map the decay into a template. It might just be the skeleton of something new, if you know where to keep your feet.
Yeah, the cracks are like code comments left by a forgotten developer—if you line them up you get a blueprint. Keep the focus on the repeat, ignore the random noise, and you’ll have a skeleton that’s ready to be wired up.