The video work investigates the transfer from direct communication to indirect communication in a world in which the social networks create a different kind of discussion.

In the exhibition, abstract and condensed language was in use to describe the connection between the city and the virtual space.

The transfer from the real to the virtual exists in the video work: from a picture of a hand holding a pen and writing to the action of crumpling the paper and throwing it into the digital space, a space with its own rules and with different life.

In a given time, a spatial net of bonds is woven between abstract points in the space and these points transmit textual messages and are represented by icons rich in images.

The varied representation in the nets reflects many sides of the represented personality.

The representations of those people in the social networks create a ‘puzzle’ that makes one wonder about the different ways in which people choose to represent their personality.

The figures move from the banality of everyday life, through breaking conventions and into extreme rampaging.

The video work sharpens the new representation space of the people, the freedom to wear new attire, visual as well as textual, and to release to space new aspects of their personality.

The work poses questions regarding the connections in the networks between the individual and the collective, and about the bizarre that becomes standard due to its frequent appearance.