I created Fractus as an exploration of what happens when order begins to collapse from within. At first glance, it appears as a perfect cosmic structure—sacred geometry suspended in infinite space, glowing with a sense of balance. But the closer you look, the more that perfection starts to fracture. The geometry is not stable; it is slowly undoing itself. Lines drift and dissolve into streams of energy, and ancient symbols seem to lose their meaning as they break apart. At the center, an eye-like light remains, but it feels more like observation than control. For me, Fractus is not about destruction, but revelation through instability—where structure and collapse exist at the same moment.