Cyber Psychosis is a visual and sonic manifestation of underground energy—rooted in subcultural rap, Trap, and emerging Rage aesthetics. Rather than relying on literal imagery, the visual system is constructed through aggressive abstraction: fractured geometry, glitch-driven type design, and a violent collision of neon circuitry, bone-like forms, and mechanical components.

The album design intentionally rejects clarity and comfort. Instead, it evokes a visceral, physiological tension—an uneasy hybrid between organic anatomy and machine logic, mirroring the mental instability implied in the title.

Every visual layer is digitally animated: pixelated glitches, shifting textures, and system-like transformations bring the artwork into motion, making the album feel alive—unstable, breathing, and always mutating. By embracing abstraction instead of representation, the design aligns with contemporary visual culture, where motion, distortion, and overwhelming signal density define what is most captivating to a young, digitally-native audience.