From the very beginning, there were particles. They gathered beside one another and formed different masses. Everything began with a particle carrying an inherent desire to expand, accumulate, and become more. A seed exists at the core of all things—a nucleus that gradually completes itself, intertwines and entangles, recedes inward and is drawn outward, swaying in every direction. It moves forward and returns again, yet remains that same original particle, carrying within itself various desires and impulses to construct its own unique identity.

Along this journey, the course it takes and the events it encounters shape its character. Every occurrence leaves a distinct mark upon the body of this growing particle. At the same time, confrontations and oppositions emerge: the urge toward transcendence and the urge toward self-exploration. Though the destination may be the same, the path is neither straight nor clearly defined.

Like a wave, it twists and folds into itself, rises to great heights, and is cast back to the ground. Ultimately, the traces of these experiences remain inscribed upon the surface of the fully formed particle, preserving the story of all that it has endured and become.