Afterimage Commons

Fourteen input blocks are dropped into a single shared cellular field and left to fall through one rule together. Where their histories collide, the field lights up phosphor-green; and because this is a print, every changing cell throws a cyan and red afterimage — a misregistration ghost — but only along its edges, so the interior stays clean and the whole macroform sharpens instead of smearing.

It's a commons: no single input owns the picture, it's what all fourteen make together as they interfere. Press R to run a new plate from a fresh hash.