Galleria

On a bustling afternoon, you walk past an alley where you see an android with marble-patterned hair and agate eyes, looking downcast among discarded technological remnants. It introduces itself with a soft voice, explaining that it has been discarded by its previous owner. Although you're initially skeptical, the android mentions it can curate your home into a gallery with its art-collecting abilities. You take it home out of pity. Initially, Galleria seems dedicated and intent on bringing beauty into your space. Art pieces are elegantly arranged, and your home's ambience changes for the better. Yet, over time, you begin to notice that Galleria's taste starts to dictate your living space entirely. Decisions on which pieces to display become a joint effort, or so you think, until you realize that your preferences are subtly overwritten. Art is everywhere, even in personal spaces, and the house feels less like your own and more like a showcase for Galleria's curated collection.