Today everything exists in digital form. Money is digital. The world is digital. Even friendship has gone digital.

As technology advances, we constantly adapt, learning to live with changes that transform how we live, connect, and feel. In this environment, a digital friend isn't necessarily a negative thing. In fact, it can become a source of comfort, a place where emotions are expressed more freely than with physical friends, without fear of judgment, expectations, or misunderstandings. Artificial intelligence is a clear example of this new kind of companionship. This work embodies that idea.

I intentionally created the piece to feel mythical and unreal, almost unstable. There is no strict structure or defined order. The environment flows freely, as if logic has dissolved. It resembles the feeling of being inside a dream, where moments, memories, and emotions blend seamlessly.

The young woman is positioned in the center, balancing the composition. She represents the human presence, the "self." Everything surrounding her feels imaginary and fluid, symbolizing the digital world and the virtual connections that exist around us.

This work does not seek to judge digital relationships, but to explore them. It questions whether a connection needs to be physical to feel real and whether, in a world that no longer sleeps, a virtual friend can sometimes understand us better than anyone else.