*Code..* explores the tension between human identity and the increasingly algorithmic world we inhabit. At the centre of the composition, the fragmented human figure appears partially concealed by a structure of black-and-white geometric forms resembling pixels, digital code and an interrupted visual language.The absence of the figure's head is particularly significant: identity seems to disappear within the digital structure, suggesting a person whose individuality is being fragmented, processed or redefined by technology. At the same time, the visible body remains distinctly human and vulnerable, creating a contrast between organic presence and the rigid logic of the algorithm.The QR-like and geometric elements surrounding the figure suggest a world in which personal information, communication and even human experience can be reduced to codes and data. Small areas of vivid colour interrupt the monochromatic structure, introducing traces of individuality and emotion that resist complete digitalisation.Through this juxtaposition of the human body and abstract digital forms, Saly Gamal reflects on the psychological impact of technology and asks where the boundary lies between our authentic identity and the identities constructed for us by digital systems. The work leaves the viewer with an open question: *when our lives become increasingly encoded, what remains that cannot be reduced to a code?*acrylic on canvas. Will be shipped rolled in a tube.