ideosphere-fragmentation
@nullfragmentation.bsky.social
an account made to observe and discover the anomaly of myself. it/any.
non-explicit depictions of destruction, shapeshifting, and scale differences - watch your step!
[assembled 2003 - unstable environment ahead, adults only please!]
non-explicit depictions of destruction, shapeshifting, and scale differences - watch your step!
[assembled 2003 - unstable environment ahead, adults only please!]
i think the ideal states are mosaic and crystal glass.
you can still identify fragments of the creature being torn apart. even retaining some of their shape.
details like their face and paws, spread among the falling scraps.
a display of everything you were, before being turned to shapelessness.
you can still identify fragments of the creature being torn apart. even retaining some of their shape.
details like their face and paws, spread among the falling scraps.
a display of everything you were, before being turned to shapelessness.
December 8, 2025 at 9:44 PM
i think the ideal states are mosaic and crystal glass.
you can still identify fragments of the creature being torn apart. even retaining some of their shape.
details like their face and paws, spread among the falling scraps.
a display of everything you were, before being turned to shapelessness.
you can still identify fragments of the creature being torn apart. even retaining some of their shape.
details like their face and paws, spread among the falling scraps.
a display of everything you were, before being turned to shapelessness.
hi! i agree with this text…
both balloons and glass are made to be observed - though sometimes through different lenses…
each create a wonderful display when broken. a release of tension, and a split second display of beauty… a snapshot in time that encapsulates the experience of being torn apart…
both balloons and glass are made to be observed - though sometimes through different lenses…
each create a wonderful display when broken. a release of tension, and a split second display of beauty… a snapshot in time that encapsulates the experience of being torn apart…
December 8, 2025 at 9:34 PM
hi! i agree with this text…
both balloons and glass are made to be observed - though sometimes through different lenses…
each create a wonderful display when broken. a release of tension, and a split second display of beauty… a snapshot in time that encapsulates the experience of being torn apart…
both balloons and glass are made to be observed - though sometimes through different lenses…
each create a wonderful display when broken. a release of tension, and a split second display of beauty… a snapshot in time that encapsulates the experience of being torn apart…
