✨ Itzel Meyers: The Convergence of Code and Canvas ✨

"I didn’t build augmented realities; I escaped one."

Once upon a time, I was just another nameless widget in the corporate plug and play, buried under spreadsheets and the remnants of lousy coffee ☕. But my spirit longed for color. For magic. A world where pixels could feel.

I sold my Louboutins for a VR headset. Lived on a futon for six-months to purchase a single spatial computing course. And when they said "AR is just a gimmick," I coded through the tears and created a world where roses grew from concrete 🌹💻.

And now? I am an Augmented Reality Alchemist, rendering *pleasantly weird technology into visceral feelings. My filters do not just augment faces, they reveal the *art in the banal. Each line of code is an act of rebellion against the boring and corporeal.

But this is not a fairytale. This is a fight. A fight to defend the sentimentality is not weakness—it's just part of the genius of visionaries... the most innovative breakthroughs come from those of us who care too much.

So let's go (down the rabbit hole) 🕳️. Let's make reality dizzy with wonder.

P.S. If you ugly cried in a bathroom stall after a meeting? Hi, soulmate. Lets burn the cubicle down. 🔥