Casey Reas shares his first impressions of FF1, Feral File’s $450 USD open-source art computer, and its potential to reshape how digital art is encountered domestically. Writing as both co-founder and user, he frames the device as a shift in viewing conditions—where sustained attention determines the quality of experience. Of note: Reas traces an arc from 2010s platforms like Sedition and Electric Objects to the present, framing purpose-built products as “tools for living with art” in everyday life.