A personal computer's desktop can contain almost everything you need to know to support a person's identity, monitoring its mutability daily is understanding who that person is.

This virtual diary was created without many rules: at any time of the day, a screenshot of what I was doing at the moment, sometimes I even laid out the composition, dictating what I would or would not like to be seen. The only rule: webcam on.

During the day, I spend most of my hours in front of the computer: work, study, leisure. Bringing the record of movement together with my gaze at the screen and the camera's gaze at me creates not only a personal diary, but a joint work, the diary of the use of a machine and its user.