This project reflects on how we are conditioned to notice only ordered, named, and categorized systems, like the constantly running structures within a computer.
 In contrast, temporary files, discarded data, and digital waste become metaphors for fleeting emotions and unnamed perceptions that arise in everyday life. Through computer visual metaphors, rapid eye movement, game environments, and distorted code, the project narrates four personal scenarios shaped by inexpressible feelings. 
Ultimately, these perceptions are dragged into the recycle bin and deleted, questioning what we choose to ignore in a fast, mechanized society.