As a digital media artist and former AI game developer, I’ve always believed technology isn’t just about logic—it’s about feeling. In this reflective piece, I explore how a seemingly simple online game called 'Super Star' became a mirror for my own creative journey. Through its neon-lit mechanics and emotional rhythm, I found echoes of memory, identity, and the quiet power of small choices. This is not just about winning—it's about what we carry when we play.

As a digital storyteller in Brooklyn, I explored the emotional resonance behind 'Superstar' — not just as a game, but as a mirror to our longing for meaning in digital spaces. This is my quiet reflection on fame, technology, and the fragile beauty of human connection in an age of algorithms. What does it mean to shine when no one’s watching?

As a digital media artist and former AI game developer, I’ve always believed technology should feel human. In this piece, I share how an unexpected encounter with an AI-powered game called 'Super Star' triggered a profound emotional journey—recreating my childhood memories through glitchy neon visuals and rhythmic beats. It wasn’t just about winning; it was about being seen. Through personal reflection, creative coding, and the quiet magic of machine empathy, I found that even algorithms can dream—and sometimes, they dream of us.