“It knows where it is at all times, it knows this because it knows where it isn’t. “

approaches technological behavior as a form of presence. A UAV, also known as a drone, is not deployed as an instrument but as a performative body that remains alert, searching, and responsive. The work scans the room and translates this encounter into a situation where observation, automation, and physical proximity converge. Through screens, fragmented text, humor, and unease, a poetic layer emerges in which personal memory is connected to broader developments in autonomous warfare technologies, surveillance, and the changing gaze of the drone.