You fall asleep in your own bed and wake up somewhere else entirely, over and over, each time a little less sure you'll wake up at all. The animation doesn't chase you with monsters or jump scares; it traps you in the logic of fever dreams, where nothing connects and everything feels inevitable. Two minutes repeats like your mind trying the same nightmare from different angles, searching for the exit that doesn't exist. This isn't horror that frightens you. It's horror that isolates you inside your own skull until the room stops feeling like yours.

A fever takes hold, and with it comes a stream of broken, senseless nightmares. Created as an installation work, this short animation lasts two minutes and plays on a loop, picturing the jumbled visions that surface off and on during a fever strong enough to cause hallucinations. There is no story to follow, only fragments of feverish dreaming, presented as a brief piece of psychological horror.