A visual language for the screen

A language
that holds
and lets go

Prima is a language of one field and three arrangements — not commands. Meaning emerges from how each piece rests, turns, and reacts.

Run the runtime →
calm / at rest
—
turning / in motion
—
reaction / the answer
—
Move your cursor. The field reorganizes — nodes within reach come alive, beyond it stay still. The boundary between them is the motion.
Three arrangements
calm
Structure at rest
The field holds its shape. Nothing moves; everything is positioned against it.
turning
The field answers
Everything that changes happens here — the computation, the reaction, the life of the screen.
reaction
The field lets go
The answer the field gives back. Gold — where the motion lands and becomes visible.
Not a framework. Not a syntax. A stillness held against a turning — and everything else is the screen answering between them.