This work stages a tense dialogue between the solitary maker on the left—cradling a tablet of scrambled language—and the clustered, headset-bound profiles on the right, as if thought itself has been routed through circuitry and chorus. A cold, graphite-like palette is punctured by urgent reds and signal-like dots, turning the surface into a diagram of power: attention, surveillance, and the engineered circulation of meaning. Between them, the stacked, toy-like city forms a fragile intermediary—part shelter, part construct—suggesting that our shared “home” is assembled from codes we inherit, repeat, and cannot fully translate.