Post a single image Fragment

You can use the mobile interface to post an image as a Fragment — a quiet gesture of presence.

Why this matters

FragmentPractice encourages stillness within flow.
Taking a single photo is not about memory, but attunement.
A way to let one moment speak — without documenting everything.

This act of intentional noticing can re-tune your pace,
offering structure through quiet ritual.

How to do it

1. Open the FragmentPractice mobile UI
2. Tap the camera icon
3. Take a single photo that resonates with your current rhythm
4. Add an optional caption or tag — such as:
   #light.trace ・ #quiet.presence ・ #body.rhythm
5. Save it as a Fragment — ephemeral by default unless explicitly saved

Example use

• A shard of sunlight across your notebook
• The way a plant bends toward the window
• Your reflection on a train door

These are not “memories” — they are fragments of symbolic time.

Tips

• One image per moment creates a rhythm of restraint
• You can later incorporate image Fragments into a ZINE
• Try adding a short poetic caption as a second layer
• Let the image remain unnamed, if it feels complete as it is

Optional Extensions

• Use tags to organize visual Fragments (#visual.syntax, #ephemeral.gesture)
• Pair images with Bot dialogue — ask: “Can you mirror this image in words?”
• Collect 3–5 images over a week to form a silent ZINE of rhythm

“A photo is also a Fragment.”
One image, seen fully, can hold more than an entire archive.