The project explores the unsettling side of digital landscapes, where familiar reality seems slightly displaced. Visual images become a tool for observing what slips away from direct view. At the center of the project by the group "Blue Soup" is the idea of visual reconnaissance, where the surrounding space is explored from a cold distance, as if through the lens of a drone or satellite. The landscapes and interiors created through digital animation appear recognizable, but there is always a glitch: artificiality that disrupts the sense of stability and evokes internal tension. These spaces are desolate, devoid of characters, yet the presence of some force is felt through cracks, pits, and strange deformations of the terrain. The works balance between documentary and illusion, prompting viewers to scrutinize details and ask questions: what caused these failures - natural processes or traces of someone's influence? The analysis of visual anomalies turns into an independent act of imagination, where each viewer constructs their own version of what is happening. The authors deliberately avoid direct narration, but this absence of plot triggers a chain of meanings. Video and digital environments become a starting point for stories that are born not on the screen, but in the perception of the viewer. Venue - XL Gallery at Winzavod.