Torsade v5 — Flag
Rows of countable dots ripple like a flag in a breeze, each bead a step further along the spectrum than its neighbour.
Rows of plainly countable dots span the frame, each row arcing and rippling like cloth in a light wind. Colour advances bead by bead, so every row carries a stretched slice of the spectrum that keeps sliding along it.
The rope is the same mirrored-wave stamping as the rest of the series, but sampled at only about fifteen steps, so the strand never fuses — the beads stay individual and the geometry reads as a dotted surface. A phase term that mixes time with each row's position sends one ripple through the rows in sequence, which is what turns independent strands into a single waving flag.





