A butterfly rests on an ancient machine.
Beneath it, brass and iron teeth wait in silence, arranged by the hidden arithmetic of chaos. One small movement releases the piston. Steam breathes, the wheels turn, and order begins to divide: one path becoming two, two becoming four, and the whole mechanism trembles at the edge of pattern and storm.
The butterfly rises, circles the machine, and returns as the gears continue their impossible logic. A pattern learns to turn; a number becomes weather; a moment of stillness has become motion.