This work is a contemporary reinterpretation of the ancient symbol of the “triskelion” a threefold, rotating form traditionally associated with fundamental cycles of existence, such as birth, life, and death, or past, present, and future. It also embodies motion, dynamism, and continuity.Here, the form departs from its static, geometric origins and transforms into a living, fluid, and unstable entity. Through the use of mirroring and glitch techniques, the classical structure is intentionally disrupted an intervention that not only removes it from certainty but also infuses it with an organic and dynamic quality. The intertwined spirals, resembling a twisted and tension filled body, evoke the movement of a dragon dancing across the sky a being suspended between form and energy, myth and data.