Digest

Teach the body what to keep and what is waste.

A field of incoming signals meets a downward pull. The upper half radiates outward in concentric bands—stimulus, information, experience arriving from all directions. A horizontal threshold interrupts, cuts, and organizes.

From that division, a single axis carries what remains downward. What is taken in must be sorted, reduced, and transformed. The inverted triangle receives this movement—pressure, heat, and breakdown.

Two lateral points mark the moment of discernment. Choice is embedded in the process. What enters is not what stays.

This is digestion not only of food, but of life. A structure that filters, concentrates, and converts experience into something usable.