What happens when movement is shaped by constraint?
A flexible structure shifts and undulates as subtle forces move through it. The motion appears free, yet it is the limits around it that give the behaviour its shape.
A lightweight structure moves continuously in response to subtle forces, bending and shifting while remaining tethered within a defined range. The motion feels fluid and independent, even though it is guided by the tension holding it in place.
The movement appears free, but it is the limits around it that give the motion its character. Without those constraints, the behaviour would lose its form.
Constraints often do more than restrict possibilities. They can shape behaviour in ways that make systems more expressive.
