Creation begins the moment a single dot appears in the void. The dot is the first proof of existence—the origin of all form. As it drifts through time, the dot becomes a trace, and its disappearance becomes a comma—pausing only to begin again. Cycles of creation, disappearance, and memory return once more to the dot, announcing yet another start. Within this endless flow, we continue to place dots, draw lines, and leave behind surfaces.