Drifting in a constant stream of images, we produce and consume in excess. We are always looking – but do we still understand? Seeing has become consumption; images have turned into quick answers, rarely questioned. The meaning of an image arises through context. To truly place it, we need more than eyes: we need language, friction, and discourse. This project is a call for a new visual practice – critical, conscious, and polyphonic. A collective appeal to take a stand beyond the visual noise.