Baetylus is a city of artificially created close proximities.
The conceived system will constantly adapt to its inhabitants, those who gladly unite with the object and who find ecstasy in the hedonistic commodification of their dreams. Users are analysed by the cities algorithm, which interprets their desires through gathered data and materialises them into the city’s fabric where they dissolve, intertwine and clash.
The embarrassment of lacking is subverted by the accelerated spectacularity of the generated. The recursive notion of the closed system will only be interrupted by the singularity of the glitch.