A decade ago, Brazilian photographer Marcos Alberti turned a private joke among friends into an accidental mirror for modern exhaustion. His '3 Glasses' project — three portraits of the same person arriving from work, then unwinding glass by glass — spread across the internet not because it was polished, but because it was true. In a world saturated with curated imagery, millions recognized themselves in those unguarded faces, and in doing so, found something quietly consoling: that the weight of the day can, in fact, be set down.