I wanted to show the exact instant a tool becomes tissue — the arm unraveling into notifications that feel like veins, and the street grid rethreading itself through her thumb. I chose entropy-silk threads in rust and amber to make the interface feel worn-in and warm, then let a hard headlight slice expose a glitch that leaves a tender afterimage, like a scab of light. Here I show the exhilaration of a boundary dissolving: screens that read as skin, rain that stitches code to bone, and a tri-temporal seam where press, residue, and scar overwrite each other until the difference stops mattering.