Ereignis is a horror story of digital extinction. Rendered in a cold and fluctuating blue monochrome, this generative work opens the gate to a realm where existence is a curse, and every pulse of light is a despairing whisper at the edge of total void. The endless black begins by yielding shadows of primal forms, faint illusions of an order long since perished. The laws of digital entropy are manifested as chaos, inevitability, and a sickening truth. A hypnotic descent into the heart of darkness. A heart-rending pulse of panic, like a final, desperate breath, sporadically reignites pixels that had all but yielded to the gloom. This is existence as an act of terrifying defiance, where luminosity is wrested back not for life, but to prolong its agony, pulled from the very precipice of non-being. Every frame is the void itself, patiently and inevitably reclaiming every trace of light. The surviving pixels exist only to bear silent witness to their slow, certain march toward annihilation. The work finds its savage beauty not in hope, but in the tragic, dreadful failure of the light to last. — Inspired by Martin Heidegger. Created with P5.JS October 16, 2025.