therapy room explores my permanent double vision from a car accident through my own voice and simple, white words that pop up across negative space. Based on my first Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy session, each word blends together on a black screen, aligned yet jagged, while my voice echoes throughout the room, overlapping and interruptive. The work forces the user to utilize both hearing and sight in a chaotic, multiplying state, replicating a feeling of nausea, uncertainty, and fear.