The Human Surge 3 is a series of Eduardo Williams, who created a sensation with The Human Surge (2016) that embodies the world’s separated fragments in a global capitalistic environment through a creative narrative. The reason why the second series The Human Surge 3 instead of The Human Surge 2 remains unknown. Compared to the previous The Human Surge that traversed Argentina, Mozambique, and the Philippines to build an amorphous and nonlinear narrative, The Human Surge 3 takes place in Sri Lanka, Peru, and the Philippines, and takes more experiments by editing 360-degree camera sources with virtual reality. While the three countries in The Human Surge 3 were completely separated, the countries in The Human Surge 3 are connected in a spiral shape. Both series use the virtual network to link people who are geographically separated and visualize the traces of wandering youth by using vague and unfocused images. Williams’ exploration is themed on the world’s uncertainty, ambiguity, and fate of wandering people, and finds the rhythm of life in the surreal scenes of coarse particles, dim color and texture, and dynamically moving camera work.