What do our screens witness in the quiet moments before midnight?

We Should Be Sleeping is a multi-channel media piece in conversation with Durkheim’s concept of collective effervescence, recontextualizing our individual digital rituals as the unwitting sacrament of a larger community. The work transports viewers into the liminal spaces behind digital devices, offering an intimate peek into nocturnal screen time on entirely fictional interfaces, capturing moments of spontaneous synchronicity through the isolated digital activities.