Remember those surreal early years of AI images? When they hadn't yet nailed the sometimes-convincing caricatures of real life they produce today and would have everything melting into each other, impossible structures jutting out from walls and floors? from her eyes flow feels a bit like that. This level breaks rules that I thought of as so intrinsic to level creation I hadn't even consciously established them to myself. Pulsing glow objects that "should" be layered next to gameplay structures instead become the structures themselves. Thorns float in the middle of structures as though they're block designs. Arrows follow player Y, making them useless for navigation, not that you'd ever trust them anyway given the absurd amount of fakes in this layout. Blinding visual sequences aren't centered and often happen half-onscreen. And obviously I can't forget the four minutes of noisy, cold, ambience that immediately follows the playable layout and provides some time to reflect on the surreal experience. It's all eerily inhuman, and combined with the crushing soundtrack it gives off an aura of creation on a cosmic scale - like watching the formation of some super-level beyond human comprehension. Unfortunately, the layout doesn't (can't?) live up to this feeling input-wise. A human player would have to consider this a memory extreme demon, which just feels unsatisfying compared to the brilliant, blinding setting and situation the rest of the level crafts - I don't really think this level was meant to be completed legitimately and is playable only as a formality. It's crazy, then, that I'm still giving it such a high score. The impression it makes really is that special.