Experiments, toys, and things that don't fit anywhere else.
Slow aerial scenes, generated live, with ambient sound.
Type anything - words, emoji, both - and watch a cloud of particles morph from one shape to the next. Every slider previews live, and it exports to video, GIF, or a page of its own.
A shallow pond full of wriggly tadpoles with tiny brains. Hover to spook them.
Real-world system architectures, animated and explained - a different system every time you hit shuffle.
A living canvas of schooling fish, circling seagulls, and a patient predator in warm tropical water.
AI-generated image series. Each one frames the work with its own conceit.
Aux's quietest deployment - the Carboniferous, roughly 310 million years before present. A coal-forest swamp under an oxygen-thick sky, and a probe that, given nothing to prove, chose to be still.
Aux's first live deployment after calibration - late Pleistocene, roughly 28,000 years before present. The dispatches, in the order they came back.
Aux's first underwater deployment - Late Devonian, roughly 375 million years before present. A reef, its residents, and the largest jaw in the sea.
Aux's deepest reach yet - Late Cretaceous, roughly 68 million years before present. A warm floodplain in the last great age of the dinosaurs, documented by a probe that has stopped taking a subject list.
Origin, hardware, and calibration record of XR-Auspex-001 - the cloaked observational probe behind every Chronoscope dispatch.