‘Erosion of Now’ is an ongoing series about the quiet fading of presence, where time is gently stolen as people lose themselves to the digital world.
There was a time when presence felt effortless—when waiting at a roadside, sitting in a quiet room, or walking through a city meant noticing things. Now, those same moments are filled with flickers of blue light and the soundless scroll of thumbs across glass. The texture of daily life is still there, but something vital feels thinner—quieter, distant, paused.