Being-Forgotten Anxiety Disorder
Concept Overview
In a near-future society, brain-computer interfaces allow all experiences to be cloud-recorded and replayed.
To reduce cognitive noise and optimize storage, algorithms now delete “low-value” moments—stillness, boredom, drifting thoughts.
These quiet fragments are lost forever.
Over time, society develops a new psychological condition:
Being-Forgotten Anxiety Disorder
“If I’m not being recorded, do I even exist?”
People begin to over-produce behavior—not for meaning, but to remain in memory.
This VR experience places you inside that condition.
Interaction
As a diagnosed subject, you must manage your own “recordability.”
When you stop generating new actions, black holes begin forming on your body.
The larger the black holes, the more your surroundings are erased—your sound, vision, and presence fade.
You try to stay visible by constantly updating your to-do list and generating “memorable” actions.
But in time, a deeper question emerges:
What do you want to be remembered for?
