Time unfolds as relation rather than measure. In this study, motion becomes a form of negotiation between innumerable agents—each a fragment of a distributed field seeking equilibrium yet never arriving. The system listens to itself; particles trace their own histories through recursive feedback, forming geometries that are less drawn than accumulated. What emerges is not an image but a condition: a shared rhythm of computation where chaos organises itself into transient coherence. Within this unstable symmetry, Autogenesis reflects on how structure might arise from noise, how matter might remember motion.