Trust The Glitch

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I can do all days.
Karl Heinz Jeron
Trust The Glitch is a poster that turns passersby into performers. Scan the QR code and you’re invited to record a brief, silent gesture — ten to fifteen seconds, no words — in response to a prompt like “let your movement break midway” or “allow a small error to enter your action.” Your gesture is submitted anonymously, then continuously fragmented, delayed, and recombined by the system into a shared, ever-changing visual field. Nobody owns their gesture anymore — it becomes part of a collective organism in constant flux. A meditation on what happens to presence and identity when everything we do gets mediated, compressed, and reassembled by the systems around us.
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