In development

APHASIA

Taking linguistic contamination as its point of departure, the work examines how the term “mad person” is defined.

Year: 2026
Medium: Godot game prototype, 3D asset and interface study
Tags: game / Godot / 3D assets / interface
Role: To be supplied and verified by the artist
Scale: Digital game prototype; current build not published
Platform: Godot / desktop prototype
Credits: Collaborators and production roles await artist verification

EMI room asset preview from the APHASIA project repository.

The public APHASIA repository contains Godot scenes, scripts, shaders, audio, and 3D assets. This record combines repository asset previews with the artist-supplied character, letterform, signal graphic, and interface images as its current verifiable production evidence.

Story, complete gameplay, and exhibition specifications remain intentionally unstated until the artist confirms them; a playable build and final project text can be added directly to the content file later.

Isometric pixel-art CRT television asset on a dark field — CRT television asset preview.

Isometric pixel-art game console and controller in pale green — Console asset preview.

Isometric pixel-art poster object from the APHASIA asset library — Poster object preview.

A full-length long-haired character drawn in pale and mid green stands on the left of a black field — APHASIA full-length character study.

Five overlapping pale-green character views on a dark blue field show changes in head and body direction — Character direction and expression sequence.

A green title card reads Cartridge 3 and a German sentence, with a central title built from black-and-white geometric letterforms — Cartridge 3 title and letterform composition.

Pale-green square, broad arc, and hash-like forms overlap on a green field — Cartridge 3 geometric composition study.

A green pixel-art close-up of a long-haired character looking down to one side on a dark blue field — Pixelated character close-up study.

A grainy green sphere sits between repeated arcs and angular signal lines on a dark blue field — Sphere and signal-line graphic composition.

A pale-green monitor contains a green character and geometric graphics, surrounded by spheres and wave-like lines — Character and CRT interface composition.