Number 3 turns toward space itself: embodied, atmospheric, distributed across bodies, models, interfaces, and environments. Space here is relational and responsive, shaped jointly by human and technical systems. The issue brings installations, robotics, generative systems, and embodied practice into a poetic, three-dimensional horizon.

At its core, this issue is less about “the machine” and more about the humans orbiting the communities who critique, play, mourn, and dream inside networked images​inviting to slow down, to read between pixels, and to recognize that every narrative under the machine is also a narrative about ourselves.