In Fungi, structure gives way to behavior. Form no longer appears as a defined drawing, but emerges as a stain, a field
of intensities in constant variation. The weave ceases to be structure and becomes process.

Different algorithmic operations modulate this behavior. Division (/2) sustains expansion and continuity, while subtraction (-1) disrupts growth. Gaps, failures, and
deviations become constitutive, introducing unpredictability. Ciclotrama unfolds in the tension between these forces: one that
multiplies and one that subtracts; one that connects and one that interrupts.

This dynamic brings the work close to mycelial processes, where expansion does not follow a central order, but occurs
through infiltration, contagion, and local adaptation. Each point responds to immediate conditions, not to a global plan.