Watching this video, what struck me most was how something so structured could still feel alive. It’s strange to see code—something I usually think of as rigid—turn into movement and shape that almost feels organic. It made me wonder if maybe rules and freedom aren’t opposites after all. Maybe rules are what allow freedom to show up in the first place.
I kept thinking about how in life we spend so much time wanting total freedom, no limits, no boundaries. But when I watched these shifting patterns, I realized the boundaries are what made them beautiful. If there were no rules, it would just be noise. The art only worked because there was a balance—enough structure to hold it together, and enough randomness to make it feel alive.
That thought sat with me: maybe life is like that too. Too much control makes things rigid, too much chaos makes them meaningless. The sweet spot is somewhere in between, and it’s not something we can design perfectly—it has to come naturally.