After Oscar Wilde · The Picture of Dorian Gray, 1891
A confession, eleven questions,
and a portrait that keeps the record.
Sound on, headphones if you have them. The monologue runs 2 min 5 s.
The sound couldn't start, so the words will run on their own.
The picture was never the lie
Before the sitting
The glass will show you as you'd like to be seen. The picture, covered, keeps the record. Answer eleven questions honestly, or don't. It will know.
Your camera and photos never leave this device: face tracking runs in your browser, nothing is recorded or saved, and the camera switches off when you leave the sitting.
Press 1–4, or tap an answer.
The sitting is over
Every answer went upstairs, to the locked room. The glass never saw a thing. Would you like to look?
The picture, uncovered
What the picture remembers
Chapter XX
Your card
Made on this device. Nothing leaves it unless you save or share it.
A cry, and then a crash.