In a world calibrated for the average, difference becomes noise. Zebras are each striped uniquely like the rare diagnoses they represent, wandering through broken systems, glitching screens, and failed searches. Hands cover eyes, symptoms are rerouted, and data refuses to compute. This piece echoes the long and painful path faced by those with rare conditions, those lives rendered illegible by systems designed to recognize only the expected. This is a reminder that not being seen can be just as damaging as being misunderstood. What happens to identity, memory, and care in an architecture that discards the uncommon? This piece has been exhibited at El Jardí Digital, in the ''ENTRE ZEBRES: PATRONS INVISIBLES'' in Tarragona, Spain during NOW FEST, one of the biggest events of digital art and technology in Europe.