829134765 utilizes Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot and roland barthes' camera lucidia to examine a select sample group's responses to a contemporary thematic apperception test. responses are then transposed through numerical calculations to create visuals indicating photography as a visual medium and it's impact on the psyche.

The book’s typography visualizes the machine's indifference to human expression. The unedited volunteer responses are stripped of all typographical hierarchy and directly transported into a sterile, uniform 10pt Diatype Regular field that represents Roland Barthes' concept of the studium: the general indifference of noise we percieve.

To examine how algorithms process emotion, the most commonly used word from each image’s data (like "SNOW") is used as the chapter's punctum (the points of interest that visually stimulate the subjects) and marked on the footnote of each page.