DROWN is an audiovisual work built from fragmented digital environments, appropriated game footage, synthetic bodies, found images, text and visual noise. Images repeatedly contaminate, interrupt and overwrite one another, dissolving the distinction between interface, body and landscape. Rather than treating digital error as a rupture, DROWN allows distortion to become a habitat of its own—an unstable space in which images mutate, accumulate and continue to live inside one another.