Design as Event — Museum Field is the first public experimental phase of the Design as Event corpus. It proposes a computational and theoretical framework in which form is not treated as a predefined object, but as the outcome of event-based formation within a dynamic field of relations. The project shifts attention from static composition to the conditions under which a configuration acquires temporary coherence, visibility, and morphological recognizability. Museum Field functions as a baseline relational field and as the first live computational research instrument within the Design as Event sequence. In this first phase, morphological stabilization relies on ratio-based locking, and more specifically on a φ-lock condition, through which a relational cluster may attain sufficient proportional coherence to emerge as contour. This Zenodo record is intended as the stable archival counterpart of the public live node:https://design-walker.blogspot.com/2026/03/design-as-event-museum-field.html