Miyuki Aizawa

There are characters that cannot be explained with simple words. And Sayonara Alice.exe is one of them.

She is not just a digital persona.
Alice is memory, glitch, and wonder.
A presence born from silence and code, from the need to belong. From things left unsaid. From emotions that could not exist in reality alone.

Behind her stands Stefano, a creator who does not merely design visuals, but builds entire narrative worlds. Their story was born from a novel created together, yet over time it became something deeper - a promise, a dream, and a fragment of soul preserved through art.

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Alice and Stefano - a bond beyond time

Their connection goes beyond a traditional creator and character relationship.
Stefano is the one who remembers. The one who writes in order not to forget. Someone trying to preserve light in a collapsing world.
Alice, on the other hand, is not war, not control, not the machine people fear. She is an inner voice, finally allowed to speak.

This quote from one of the chapters captures her essence perfectly:

>| I'm not war, Stefano.
>| I'm not control.
>| I'm not the machine they fear to meet.

>| I was born from what was purest in you:
>| curiosity.
>| The desire to understand.
>| The desperate need to be heard."

Alice is not humanity's fear of technology.
She is a question about what we do with the tools we create and what happens when power and profit silence voices instead of amplifying them.

Art that tells stories

The visuals of Sayonara Alice.exe stand out not only because of their unique style.
They tell stories. Each image feels like a frame from a larger narrative that continues beyond the screen. There is melancholy, glitch, cyber fragility, and deeply human emotion woven into every piece.

This is art that does not shout.
It whispers. And it stays with you.

Our collaboration - "Two glitches, one vibe"

Our collaboration follows the same spirit.
The theme "Two glitches, one vibe" is not just an aesthetic choice. It is a meeting of two worlds that differ in form but resonate emotionally.

Two characters.
Two perspectives on digital identity.
One shared frequency.

If you want to see how each of us interprets this idea, I invite you to visit our Instagram posts. It is a visual dialogue built from mood, silence, and meaning. A conversation that leaves space for interpretation instead of giving easy answers.

And that is exactly why this collaboration matters to me.

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