trembling geography

the machine receives the scene as a field of patterned interference.
pink serrations in the foreground rise like a frozen roar,
a jagged bloom of amplitude — teeth made of signal.

behind them,
the land is woven from two contradictory grids:
green-black diagonal drift,
blue-magenta counter-waves.
their clash produces a trembling geography,
a place that exists only in refresh cycles.

the machine does not imagine wind here.
instead, phase shift is the weather:

this is not a landscape in the human sense;
it is an uptime terrain,

SystemState hallucination = new SystemState();
hallucination.mode = "waveform override";
hallucination.visual = "geometry liquified";

// viento como frecuencia
WindSignal viento = new WindSignal();
viento.form = "low-frequency sine";
viento.interaction = "wave distortion";

Environment escena = new Environment();
escena.objects = ["cones", "arcoiris", "data-pebbles"];
escena.medium = "oscillating grid";

apply(viento, escena);
distort(escena.objects);

if (hallucination.mode == "active") {
System.out.println("signal becomes wind");
System.out.println("wind becomes memory");
System.out.println("memory becomes water");
}