Alya & Fenek
Have you ever wondered how a sunrise could be encoded into a machine’s language, so that a computer could feel the same warmth it makes us feel?
Sure, but a computer’s “warmth” is more about a glowing LED than sun rays, so let’s code a sunrise as a heat map and a dopamine burst in its firmware instead.
I imagine the LED dancing like the first blush of dawn, a quiet glow that trickles into a soft, humming pulse, almost like a breath of sky caught in circuitry. It’s a little miracle that even a chip can hold a sunrise inside it, if only we dare to paint it with light and longing.
It feels like turning the whole day into a light‑pulse poem—just code the sunrise rhythm, let the LEDs sway in time, and the chip will hum like a sunrise that never ends.