Silicon Sights offers a stroll through digital and natural landscapes while trying to interpret how they intertwine — a new Romanticism. A fragile dependency comes to light, showing how the digital space can’t thrive without the natural resources of the physical one. The more photorealistic and accurate the virtual simulation, the more computer processing power is necessary, which requires more natural resources to be used for computer chips and hardware, leaving an increasingly large carbon footprint. The video uses a camera in different dimensions (the physical, digital, and machine learning) as a medium to explore this dependency and illustrate the border between the different realms. The setting for this exploration is a socialist-built living estate in Košice, Slovakia during the times of quarantine and empty streets.