Delving into the widespread practice of continuous scrolling on social media without taking the time to fully engage with the content presented to us. The piece acknowledges that this habit may serve as a means of passing time or escaping reality, rather than a conscious effort to consume information. To capture the essence of this practice, "Scroll!" employs a series of rapidly transitioning compositions with an emphasis on movement from top to bottom. Against a dominant yellow background, the shapes and patterns draw inspiration from Braille code, which is purposefully misused to create a smeared effect on the back of the screen. The compositions do not fill the screen, emphasizing the loneliness of this exercise despite being on a platform meant to connect us. Against a dominant yellow background, the compositions do not fill the screen, emphasizing the loneliness of this exercise despite being on a platform meant to connect us.