A digital ghost of a forgotten war. UAP-LA is a fever dream of the 1942 "Battle of Los Angeles," an event where the city declared war on a phantom in its skies. The artwork channels the chaos and signal failure of that night by taking a modern AI animation and filtering it through the decaying memory of 1980s hardware. The result is a work of Compressionism where the glitch itself becomes the narrative: a visual representation of a historical record breaking down, leaving only a vibrant, artifact-heavy echo.