I wanted to catch the instant a simple hail exposes the body as interface. I chose entropy silk in rust-and-amber warmth, woven into a fragmenting grid that keeps unraveling into screens and reweaving back into skin; a sweeping headlight shears the scene and a triple‑time palimpsest overlaps residue, action, and scar in one place. Here I show the thumb glitching into pixels mid‑press so the viewer feels the ecstatic vertigo of realizing the boundary was never there—only a membrane we mistook for skin.