Their fingers seem etched into the screen; every face bears the same vacant, rote expression. As Claudius Gentinetta lays out the digital archive material in his hands on the table, he lays bare the mood of the modern age by cleverly interweaving animation and documentary forms. Hundreds of digital portraits piece together moments melting in the shallow light of smartphone screens. He conveys the concept of social media addiction not through flashy analyses, but directly through the unsettling crowd created by these portraits. Those small glass surfaces that accompany us all the way to our own graves transform into a strange smile echoing along the dark shores of human existence.