Silence as Event Horizon

Vanishing Point is a deep exploration of disappearance, charting its movements as a force that both dissolves and allows for persistence.

The first part, The Ava Interface, unfolds like a transmission. Ava is not a figure but an absence, a principle that destabilises and refuses to be pinned down. To read it is to survive within the fracture, to make sense of a presence that cannot be mapped.

The book’s appendix, The Sun Interface, documents what remained after the disappearance. It is an archive of gestures that did not vanish, a visible body that resists dissolving and stays intact as everything else breaks open.

Together, these two parts form Vanishing Point: a space where absence creates room for presence, and where silence acts as an event horizon, a gravitational pull that reshapes the world.

For readers, they offer two interfaces. Enter them, and they alter how you move through image, loop and silence.