Drawing inspiration from the ubiquitous Windows XP desktop wallpaper, Ruangkritya embarks on a profound exploration of the (im)mortality of images in an age where digital mediation and intervention is abound. Through the repetitive act of shooting the same landscape at different times in a day, Ruangkritya responds to Henri Cartier-Bresson's concept of the 'decisive moment'. In doing so, he challenges our perceptions of timelessness and transient beauty in the digital age. The work, in turn, becomes a bridge between the generation of iconic imageries and contemporary photographic philosophy.