During this period of soft quarantine, my room is a workplace, a gym, a library, and also a cinema and its foyer, now occupied not by a crowd but by audio visual transmissions from other rooms in the city and further afield. The divisions between work, entertainment, leisure, and relationships bleed into one another. Originated from a fascination of the background blur options in video conferencing applications, Living in a Blur is a research project looking into these contemporary notions of blurriness, and how blurriness could be seen as the aesthetics of both our social facade and emotional interiors.