We inhabit the era of the perpetual trace, where excessive surveillance has ended up nullifying the individual. In this noise, anonymity is no longer a right, but a system error attempting to be corrected. The saturation of stimuli and constant monitoring do not generate clarity; on the contrary, they produce a collective blindness where identity dissolves into fragmented data. The true act of resistance is no longer to be seen, but to find the void where the eye of the machine cannot process the human essence.