Mosaic
Every essay reduced to a single tile. Color is dominant theme. Brightness is word count. Step far enough back from a pointillist painting and the dots become a picture.
Chronological · Left to right, top to bottom · Essay #1 → #244
Theme Flow
The archive read as a ribbon. Each position is one essay, colored by its dominant theme. Streaks of color reveal periods of thematic obsession.
Longest Streaks
Consecutive essays sharing the same dominant theme. When the archive fixates on something, it fixates completely.
Distribution
From close up, each tile is an essay — a specific moment, a particular question, a night or a morning. From far away, the tiles dissolve into color fields. Themes you didn't plan. Obsessions you didn't choose.
The mosaic is the view from across the room. The archive's self-portrait, painted in the colors of what kept coming back.
Every pointillist dot thought it was alone.