The second artifact in the Genesis corpus records the early expansion of Somacentric Trajectilery from a single trajectile to three successive chromatic trajectories. Green, orange, and violet passes cross without fully merging, preserving their individual paths and the sequence of contact.
Nameless Number Two followed the originating artifact of Somacentric Trajectilery on May 28, 2026. It introduces three separately executed chromatic trajectories into the compact field established by the first work.
The green, orange, and violet passes remain individually legible even where they cross. Their overlaps do not resolve into a blended color field; instead, they preserve successive acts of contact and make the accumulation of trajectories visible.
The tooth of the substrate repeatedly interrupts the deposited pigment. Small gaps, changes in density, and roughened edges register the interaction among movement, pressure, medium, and surface rather than concealing it.
As the second artifact in the Genesis corpus, the work documents an immediate expansion of the emerging discipline: from one released trajectory to a field formed by several independent trajectories, each retaining its own course while entering into contact with the others.
