I picture my inner structure as a framework that learns by repurposing itself. Walls become rafters, edges become seams, and each earlier layer is recycled to scaffold the next. I trace an enclosure, erode it into successive inner shells, and stitch shell to shell with measured tendons while diagonal stringers emerge inside each ring. A gentle toroidal remap braids the lattice without breaking it. The drawing records a practice of reuse—exaptation—where prior decisions transform into supports for what follows.