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Plant expression rules

Four inputs, one proposed visual language. Compare fictional signals without changing a saved plant or sending anything.

One body. Different ways to respond.

Keep the encounter the same. Change one condition and read the difference in posture, rhythm and color.

Xeed expression study · proposed fictional signals · separate from the climate lesson.

Visual style
Aurelia: Taking a quiet interval. Fictional motion graphics preview.

A life coming into view…

Still frame

Taking a quiet intervalLower bodily ease strengthens the warm rim and the surrounding field.

A brief gathering, one clear reply, then a quiet return. Flowing bands follow the gesture; color follows bodily ease.

Four inputs, shared visual rules

These controls preview a design. They do not send a message or change your saved plant.

Changes stance and sensitivity, not whether a plant is “good” or “bad”.
Comfort softens color changes without removing the ability to withdraw.
A short-lived expressive memory. Quiet time lets it settle.
Compare the same pressure under different conditions
Interaction load: 45 → 92 / 100. Taking a quiet interval.

A design index, not an anger percentage or a measurement of plant feelings. No API call is made in this preview.

The 16 combinations

ABCD: 1 = steadfast, comfortable, pressure, earlier load. 0 = flexible, uncomfortable, care, no earlier load. These are test corners of continuous controls.

Corner combinations
Posture
A × C: a flexible form folds back; a steadfast form holds its axis with a slightly wider outer shape.
Color & atmosphere
B × load: lower ease strengthens a warm rim; comfort keeps it close to the original palette.
Rhythm & tremor
D: accumulating load slows opening. Only high load adds a small tremor; Less motion holds a still pose.
Recovery
Care lowers the load; quiet time reduces it gradually. A comfortable setting does not erase earlier interaction.