In a world invaded by screens and digital noise, lives Mohammed, an ordinary young man who has begun to suffer from completely different shades of reality. He spends long hours developing, posting, and interacting with a virtual world that isolates him from his reality. He doesn't consider the real and the virtual acceptable. Everything has become content... even his personal moments. But, in a rare moment of calm, he captures a natural scene with his phone camera—a sunset, a breeze, a bird flying freely. And the world can truly be more beautiful than any number of likes. He doesn't fully embrace technology, but there's no need to define it. He decides to use his phone to document the choice, not to live in it. He balances reality and virtuality, and reclaims life.

"Everything is designed to be in the virtual world."