andri.is / Edition six
The Fault.
A suspended structure with a mineral exterior and a precise metal interior. Scroll opens the assembly. Its internal frames become the setting for Kastro, Komms, and dmark.
One object. Three moments.
Twelve beveled exterior plates follow defined outward paths. Repeated titanium frames widen and separate in depth as the camera moves laterally. The work display sits inside those same frames. Pointer movement shifts reflected light and releases nearby plates by a small amount.
The work stays readable.
The scene uses Three.js and WebGL 2. Navigation, project descriptions, and links are ordinary HTML. The displays show the real public Kastro, Komms, and dmark websites, captured in September 2026. They are website screenshots, not invented product interfaces.
Less movement, same work.
Pause and reduced motion select composed still states at content boundaries. The page keeps native scrolling. A render of the actual scene supplies the first frame and remains available when graphics cannot start. By default the renderer stops when settled, hidden, or offscreen, and article pages do not load it.
Friday is optional.
Friday mode adds a small, locally synthesized rhythm. The kick releases the plates and internal frames; the metal catches the higher notes. The sculpture follows the audio clock, while scrolling still controls the opening. Nothing plays until you ask. Pause, leaving the scene, or hiding the tab silences it. Reduced motion keeps the sound but leaves the sculpture still.