What does forgetting look like?
A walker visits memory-places — dense warm clusters it returns to again and again. But memories fade at different rates. Some linger; others dissolve. In the late phase, the walker drifts further, trails thinning, color cooling from coral to grey-blue.
After Echo (remembering), Fade asks the opposite question. The dense knots are the memories that persist. The thin wandering lines are the forgetting.
