DIE 0C55. A unique work from CONTAMINATION. Up close the image reads like an open chip, a die photographed under the microscope: blocks of memory that build and destroy themselves, writing over what was already there. One HTML file. There is no image inside it: the work is the code, and it draws itself in the browser while you watch. The colours are not painted. They come from thin-film interference, the same physics that turns a film of petrol on wet asphalt green and violet: light splits on a layer a few hundred nanometres thick, and the thickness decides the colour. Here that layer is computed frame by frame. The seed is fixed: 0x0C5522ED. Everything you see comes out of that one number. The engine has no loop and no end, and never returns to a state it has already passed through. What is on the screen now has never been there before, and will not be there again.