Yeah, imagine a giant, half‑bust of a person in that classic “I just said something wrong” stance—arms flailing, eyes wide, head tilted to the side. The body could be made of twisted copper wire, giving that rusted, almost glitchy feel, like a glitch in a social media feed. On the chest you could press a broken, scratched‑up smartphone screen, its pixels glitching into a face that looks like it just caught a wrong meme. Then sprinkle some broken glass shards across the floor—those tiny, reflective shards catch light like the way people stare at a meme. The base could be a stack of old, folded business cards, symbolizing the fleeting nature of online attention. A faint, pulsing LED hidden behind the glass would glow, making the whole piece seem like a living, breathing cringe‑moment, and if you stand close enough, you can feel the weight of that awkwardness. What do you think?