"Decoherence" is a series of AI-generated short films inspired by the vintage sci-fi radio dramas of the 1960s and 1970s—works I’ve always cherished for their narrative richness and their uncanny ability to immerse us, through sound alone, in mysterious and deeply atmospheric worlds. These shorts, entirely created with artificial intelligence, are dystopian tales where the surreal and the uncanny erupt into the most mundane and familiar lives. Each episode unfolds like a sonic hallucination, quietly disturbing the fabric of everyday reality. Set in a universe governed by the fluid chaos of quantum decoherence, the series explores the fragile boundaries between perception and truth, memory and illusion, order and entropy. Here, meaning slips through the cracks, and the absurd becomes not just possible, but inevitable.