Cyber-Installed

Biological integration of invasive, post-human hardware components, cognitive micro-processors, mechanical prosthetics, or internal cybernetic modifications directly into organic cellular structures, forcing a physical and psychological tension between organic identity, free will, and technical augmentation.

The visceral thrill of the body becoming a machine, the uncanny sensation of internal hardware overriding organic impulses, and the struggle to maintain selfhood against the relentless logic of augmentation.