There is something here. The harder you try to see it, the less you will.
What are yours?
There is something hidden here.
Behind the fog. In the clearings that drift through it. You can almost read it — but the moment you try to look directly, it moves away.
This is not a glitch. It is the exact mechanic of how floaters behave in the eye: suspended in vitreous fluid, they move with every movement. The fovea — the part of the retina that sees clearly — can never catch them. You can only see them in peripheral vision. The moment you look, they're gone.
The text is always there. So is everything else you keep missing.
I built this with Claude — eye tracking, fluid physics, the exact mechanics of the slip. I knew what I'd been watching. Claude knew the math.
What are yours?