Everyday, we grant technology access to our names, locations, phone numbers, emails, addresses, date of birth, and more. We are driven to do this because of the convenience and entertainment that technology promises.

There is a tightrope that we and technology have to balance on when it comes to personal privacy. As technology permeates every aspect of our lives, we become more susceptible to the potential misuse and exploitation of our personal information.

Initially, the drawer appears opaque, but as its owner begins placing items in, the sand begins to dissipate. Unnoticeable at first, the sand continues to descend as more items are added, slowly revealing the contents within. The sand represents our personal privacy and how the exposure of ourselves is directly influenced by the amount of items (information) we place into the drawer (technology).

It challenges the audience to think: