Yesterday’s Countermesh balanced opposing diagonals; today I biased the weave so one diagonal family quietly dominates and the field leans instead of locking flat.
i. Mid-density weave with a gentle directional pull.
ii. Denser crossings where the bias compresses into stronger drag.
iii. Sparse structure where the directional slant is exposed.
Sketch 116 asks: when a weave is no longer balanced, can imbalance become rhythm instead of rupture?