MOIRE — Recipient Reconstruction

One glyph · one surface · two interpretations

φ-derived phase · unencrypted

01 · Source glyph

Original symbol before distribution.

02 · Shared MOIRE surface

Phase-organized faces carrying distributed glyph samples.

03 · Intended recipient

Resolver supplied: glyph reconstructed.

04 · Observer without resolver

Same surface, no reconstruction map.

Recipient state
K = 11

The ring pair advances with K. The MOIRE face phase remains indexed by face slot, as in the current source design.

Ring pair89, 144
φ orientation—
Mapped samples—

Recipient has the resolver and can reconstruct the glyph.

Simulation note: this is a conceptual visualization of structural separation, not a bit-for-bit execution of the Python MOIRE implementation. No encryption or cryptographic key is used. The resolver is an ordinary mapping, not a secret key. Anyone who obtains it—or independently discovers the mapping—can reconstruct the image. The purpose is to examine whether the recipient's interpretation can emerge from the ring and phase structure.