In the exhibition space of the "Ligovskaya" library, artists BORSHEVINA and Amane.105 transform system failures into a language of art. Glitches, technological errors, and fractures in human perception come together to form a single visual organism, where each work feels like a fragment of a broken yet still living stream. In the exhibition at the "Ligovskaya" library, digital and human failures become a starting point for a conversation about how we live within technologies. The project by BORSHEVINA and Amane.105 collects visual traces of errors, glitches, and distortions that are usually hidden. Here, they are brought to the forefront and transformed into material for reflection on the fragility of perception, the boundaries of the body, and machine processes. BORSHEVINA's works rely on the principle of printing. In some cases, it resembles a strict linocut with a clear relief and graphic texture, while in others, the print disintegrates into blurred forms, moving into volume through texture pastes and layers of paint. This hybrid process, where one layer fixes another, turns the surface into a unique archive of traces and decisions. In these fragments, it is easy to catch motifs of destruction and restoration, freezing and rebooting. Amane.105 works with mixed media and synthetic materials: alcohol, permanent inks, chrome, acrylic, marker, water. At the intersection of these mediums, images are born that resemble system signals more than classical paintings. They evoke either diagnostic images or frames from a screen that is about to stop responding to commands. In these works, there is a tension between the attempt to control everything and the realization that complete control is impossible. The curators and artists do not separate technological and psychological errors: a mechanical failure, a frozen interface, or a corrupted file rhyme here with states in which a person feels confusion, anxiety, an internal "red screen." The viewer is invited not to search for a plot but to look closely at textures, lines, and the shine of chrome.