Erasure Protocol moves into the space where identity, memory, and signal begin to break apart. This piece reflects the strange threshold between presence and disappearance. the moment when what was once solid starts to dissolve into fragments, residue, and coded absence. It carries the feeling of something being intentionally stripped away, whether by time, systems, trauma, or transformation. What remains is not empty; it is charged with the tension of what was lost and what still refuses to fully vanish. This work speaks to deletion as both threat and ritual . an undoing that can wound, conceal, or prepare the ground for becoming something else.