A curation by Raffaella Nobili, Owner and curator at Paraventi Giapponesi - The term glitch literally refers to a technical malfunction in the digital domain which, in contemporary times, becomes aesthetics, language, formal value. In the selected works, error is not purged: it is welcomed as a tangible presence of reality, which resists technological pervasiveness. This curation, the second installment in a trilogy dedicated to perceptual dissonance, focuses on visual distortion and fragmentation as a common thread: contour lines become vibrant and uncertain; pixels consciously reveal the gap between reality and representation. Interferences, overlaps, and chromatic anomalies common in digital screen viewing create an unstable, fragmented universe, far from any ideal of perfection typical of the technosphere.