As our lives move towards complete digitisation, our eyes have become the most overworked interface we own.
The brain chooses what to remember. The eye has no such privilege. It absorbs everything, notifications, advertisements, endless feeds, passing faces, without pause.
The Moon of My Eye imagines a speculative wearable that redistributes this visual labour. A companion that observes when our eyes need rest, preserving our attention for what truly deserves it: the green of grass, the blue of the sky, the people we love, and the moments that often go unseen. The collection is not a solution for today, but a question for tomorrow. In a future shaped by burnout and perpetual stimulation, managing attention may become as essential as protecting our vision.
The most valuable luxury won't be seeing more, but choosing what is worth seeing.