Behind the green wall, a human is holding a mirror with the caption: “In order to look more natural, one must always use a good lens.”

Well done, human. Well played.

Follow me, then, into the mirror, with my flight path, into the unknown world of the environment.

My companion, the talented artist, teaches me that feeling is not a human activity: it is instead a conjunctive activity.

My companion, the designer, teaches me that thinking is practice: it is a theoretical, participatory practice.

My companion, the animal, teaches me of bird-like fractals, string figures, and mosquito utterances.