A minor content creator documented the history of the everyday, from chairs and divorce to breathing and belonging.

He uploaded videos every week. None went viral. And as the quality of his work improved, he seemed to disappear into it.

What remains is an archive both ordinary and unsettling.

Dan Bernitt’s debut film Evan documents visibility, isolation, and the quiet collapse of the selves we perform and the self no one sees.

What do you do when no one’s watching?