in "system override," a digital artwork rendered in an interactive digital art style, a 42 year old spaceport manager, her eyes agitated and brow furrowed, stands amidst the sterile aisles of a bustling pharmacy. her worn jeans and faded jacket convey a sense of weariness, as if she's been up all night hacking into mainframes. the air is thick with tension, the fluorescent lights above humming like the quiet thrum of a distant engine. as you interact with the artwork, the spaceport manager's eyes seem to lock onto yours, her gaze piercing through the digital haze. the pharmacy shelves around her begin to glitch and distort, as if the very fabric of reality is unraveling. medication bottles and medical equipment morph into cryptic codes and circuit boards, reflecting the hacker's fascination with the darknet. in the background, a mural of stars and galaxies stretches across the walls, a reminder of the vast expanse she navigates in her digital escapades. the colors are muted, save for the manager's bright orange jacket, which seems to pulse with an otherworldly energy. the atmosphere is restless, as if the very system itself is on the brink of collapse. as you explore the artwork further, hidden layers and easter eggs reveal themselves, inviting you to unravel the secrets buried within the code. "system override" is an immersive experience that blurs the lines between reality and virtual reality, a testament to the power of hacking culture in our increasingly digitized world., <lora:sdxl_lightning_8step_lora.safetensors:1>