SAVE YOUR SOUL, NOT JUST YOUR BODY.

CALL 911 is a neon scream in a muted world. A wired-up soul stares at us through glitchy pixels and ironic stickers, surrounded by cables and commandments. The message is loud, raw, and necessary—Wake up before they shut you down.

The manifesto pulses from the screen like a heartbeat: “Normal is boring. Confidence without ego. Don’t die before you’re dead.” This isn’t just aesthetic—this is survival. The figure, half-machine, half-feeling, becomes a mirror of our overstimulated, underconnected age.

Here, the emergency isn’t physical—it’s existential. Identity under threat, creativity suffocated by standards, meaning blurred by overload. And yet, amid chaos, there’s hope. Art is not what you see—it’s what shakes you. And this one doesn’t whisper. It shouts: CALL 911.