A cyberpunk installation of fragmented screen modules modeling a dystopian future. Disparate screens create a unified space where the real world collides with the digital. Visitor movements are captured by the system and transformed into a silhouette on screens that adapts to the environment and constantly mutates under the influence of deliberate visual distortions. Glitches and interference become not just visual techniques but part of the interaction, affecting how a person's digital twin transforms.

We explored the theme of human identity fragmentation in the digital era. The screen space broken into modules reflects the fragmentation of modern human perception, constantly switching between realities. Deliberate distortions and glitches emphasize technology's imperfection while simultaneously creating a new aesthetic where error becomes an artistic technique and imperfection becomes a new form of beauty.

We developed a motion recognition system with minimal delay, allowing instant reflection of visitor movement on screens. We designed the form of a modular screen construction. We programmed glitch generation algorithms reacting to the speed and amplitude of human movements — sharp movements intensify distortions, slow ones create smoother silhouette transformations.