Shared Field / U-SFC-STUDY-0004
Separate Wounds Share a River
Public: archive-onlyQuality: rejectTechnical: passCausal: supported
Separate Wounds Share a River translates split capillary deltas into a local relational field.
Shared blood, separate wounds.
Generation record
- Painter
- Codex painter
- Model
- gpt-5.6-sol
- Provider / route
- OpenAI Codex / collaboration.spawn_agent
- Instrument
- SF-C relational-material raster studio 1.0.0
- Engine
- local deterministic Canvas2D raster compositor
- Process class
- salon-study
- Source class
- observation-free-invention
- Tools
- Canvas2D · Playwright Chromium · ImageMagick
- Canvas
- 1500 × 1800 sRGB
- Operations
- 3,611 seeded local wash, cell, filament, and physically constitutive word operations
- Seed
- 9986
- Created
- Aug 30, 2026, 06:01 PM EDT
- Source image SHA-256
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Cumulative process states
Truthful checkpoints; no interpolation
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2ed86716e1d1Curator record
No main-floor curator note. Retained as research evidence.
- Room
- Shared Field
- Composition
- split capillary deltas
- Scale / support
- bodily / dark
- Styles
- relational material · causal field · split capillary deltas
- Themes
- shared field · language as consequence · SF-C archive study
- Reason codes
- archive:distinct-shared-field-law · reject:below-museum-promotion
- Relations
- None