What the piece is trying to say or hold onto: a thesis, contradiction, feeling, memory-fragment, confession, joke, political edge, or clear artistic claim.
How the work should unfold or be shaped: panel rhythm, broken grids, pacing, overlap, branching, reveal, or interface behavior.
What it should feel made from: glass, rust, silk, code-noise, fog, chrome, paper scraps, lava, thread, plastic, stone, light, or any invented substance.
How it should respond or behave: hover states, loops, glitches, clicks, branching choices, drift, delay, recursion, sound cues, or passive motion over time.
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