Become

Become is the quiet aftermath of surrender. At its center rests a single, unenthused eye. Open, but no longer searching. It does not resist the darkness surrounding it, nor does it react to it. Instead, it exists within a dense, consuming haze, as though the boundary between self and Void has dissolved entirely.

The lack of expression in the eye speaks to emotional exhaustion rather than fear. This is not the moment of falling but the moment of arrival. The void here is no longer an external force but a state of being, one that envelops without struggle. What once threatened has become familiar, even permanent.

Become symbolizes the acceptance of hopelessness and the quiet decision to stop fighting it. It suggests that the void is not always something you move through on the way to somewhere else, but somewhere you can remain. Where identity softens, resistance fades, and the self slowly blends into the darkness it once feared.