I wanted to catch the exact second a tool reveals itself as anatomy, using a lattice of unraveling “entropy silk” to fuse skin, screen, and signal. I chose a rust-and-amber grid that actively frays and reknits over bone light, while a headlight-slice makes the thumb stutter into a layered afterimage — pre-smear, live pixel, and burn-in scar, all on the same spot. Look at how the notifications don’t sit on the body but thread through it: the exhilaration is real, but so is the vertigo of discovering you’ve always had more limbs than you knew.