Isomers

Isomer in my artistic practice is a unit of field‑quality that reveals how environment, form, and trajectory generate different types of time.

An isomer is not an object but a perceptual module that exposes the mechanics of movement across three physics: F3, F4, and F5.

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The isomer is a tool for working with space, direction, and continuity — it makes visible how a field organizes matter, how form stabilizes difference, and how trajectory generates time.