Most things move faster once they know where they’re going.
Orientation works differently.
It doesn’t rush.
It doesn’t announce itself.
It only asks that you notice where you are in relation to everything else.
Some works are built to resolve.
Others remain intact without asking for an ending.
The second kind tends to last.
Not because it is unfinished —
but because it doesn’t mistake motion for progress.
Sound can exist without emphasis.
Images can hold without instruction.
Meaning doesn’t always improve when it’s named.
This is a place for what continues quietly.
Carry it as long as you need.