The first image uses the familiar black-and-white "three dots" against a cool, composed blue background. The concept here symbolizes the waiting period, the moment before the words come. It represents modern communication, where the anticipation of a message can carry as much weight as the message itself. It hints at the uncertainty and tension that builds as we await responses.

This piece shifts to a more vibrant, warm yellow backdrop, implying urgency or excitement. Here, the dots become a more expressive, almost impatient pause. The mood is louder, filled with anticipation, much like when someone is waiting for a critical response or breaking news. The contrast between the calming nature of the text bubble and the energy of the color emphasizes how communication is layered with emotions that transcend the mere exchange of words.

The last piece in the sequence transforms the "three dots" into something heavier, more chaotic. The shift from three dots to six represents overcommunication, overthinking, and the overloading of the self through digital media. The red background suggests intensity, perhaps even alarm. This work critiques the way our digital conversations can be overstimulating, where too many pauses and too many expectations distort the act of communication into something more overwhelming than it needs to be.