Spread (II) arrives as answer, or complication. The same material vocabulary — black, suspended, gathered — but the logic has inverted. Where Collapse pulls inward and downward, Spread opens laterally, the fabric tensioned outward along a steel cable before cinching at its center into a dense, almost biological node. The silhouette is creaturely: part manta, part wing-span, part organ. If Collapse is elegiac, Spread is closer to emergence — something arrested mid-flight, or mid-birth.