Anna Atkins laid seaweed on light-sensitive paper and let sunshine leave a white botanical ghost in a field of Prussian blue.
Most robots move their whole bodies through the world.
The battery can wait dry and quiet on a scrap of paper.
A charged particle crosses a chamber unseen, but a white thread blooms behind it like a signature written in weather.
Before a woven flower appeared in silk, it could exist as an ordered absence: holes punched through a chain of stiff cards.
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