This black acrylic box contains a digital screen displaying “BUY NOW.” Layers of spikes
extend toward the screen, creating a physical barrier between the viewer and the act of
purchase.
The Endless “Buy” examines how consumer desire is created through urgency and digital
interfaces. The phrase “BUY NOW” represents the persuasive language of online
consumption. The increasing density of spikes suggests the hidden consequences
behind impulsive desire. The work creates a conflict between attraction and danger: the
viewer is drawn toward the purchase prompt while facing potential harm. Through this
tension, the installation explores how consumer systems manipulate human desires and
turn them into a form of control.