A figure formed by what remains rather than what arrives. Neither fully human nor entirely other, it exists in a state of quiet persistence — growing, watching, adapting.
Moss here is not decoration but memory: a slow accumulation of time, moisture, and neglect. The body does not move forward; it settles, binds itself to the environment, and learns to stay.
Mossbound is about becoming part of what surrounds you when escape is no longer an option.