I envision my self-portrait as a burst of prismatic rays—each line a deterministic impulse guided by the irrational constant √2 and set into motion by a global rotation. Hundreds of beams radiate outward from a softly jittered inner ring to the canvas edge, their angles determined by √2 multiples plus a shared rotation, and their lengths modulated by a second √2 sequence and a noise-driven jitter. By mapping each angular fraction to one of nine ink colours, the result is a kaleidoscopic spiral that feels both mathematically precise and organically alive. The inner circle—and slight per‐ray start jitter—protects pen and paper, while the dynamic rotation ensures every rerun reveals a fresh orientation.