The boundaries between physicality and new virtual realities are increasingly fragile. These virtual realities, which have been integrating into our lives for decades, have reached such a level of development that they are in full mimicry with reality, completely altering the way we once perceived the world. Digits explores this virtual symbiosis, but also the concept of death (or rather, non-death) in the virtual landscape, where the closest equivalent is the blue screen that appears when a computer crashes. Thus, in an increasingly digitalized world, the iconic Windows meadow becomes the Garden of Eden of the 21st century, where things do not die but freeze, and we ourselves become ghosts of digits—the very numbers that make up the landscape and lead us to wander endlessly through this numerical universe.