This glitch art series, titled I Don’t Live Here Anymore, I Live in the Future, is an experimental photography series capturing the essence of space and time through images taken across North America in 2014. Digital distortions create a dreamlike impression, evoking a sense of disconnection from reality. By deliberately introducing glitches, the photographs transcend documentation, transforming into abstract compositions of shapes, colors, and patterns. This intentional manipulation challenges perceptions of reality, using the visual effects of data corruption to provoke critical reflection. In reconfiguring traditional understandings of photography and digital media, this work confronts the instability of truth in an era where perception itself is fluid.