The GM Collection grows out of the idea first explored in GM, I’m Still Here, minted for the 6529 Memes. What began as a single response to the debate around “gm” becoming disposable noise — amplified by Nikita Bier’s reminder that low-effort replies supposedly drain the timeline — has expanded into a wider meditation on presence in digital culture. Each work in the series treats those two letters as more than a greeting, and as a gentle rebuttal to product logic that mistakes simplicity for emptiness. The collection insists that a minimal ritual can still carry weight, that a fragile proof of life cannot be measured only in engagement metrics. Across different moods and faces, the pieces share one stance: community is built from small, repeated gestures, and even in a room governed by algorithms, saying “gm” can remain a stubbornly human act.