How does movement organise itself within a system of pathways?
Forms travel through a series of smooth channels, splitting apart and merging again as they move forward. What first feels busy begins to reveal patterns shaped by the structure guiding the flow.
A stream of small forms moves through a network of smooth channels, occasionally splitting into separate routes before converging again further along the structure. The motion remains continuous as the flow adjusts to the paths available to it.
As the movement progresses, patterns begin to appear. Even within a busy system, the flow gradually organises itself around the structure guiding it.
Many complex systems behave this way. What first appears chaotic often becomes legible once the pathways shaping the movement are revealed.
