SPACE FOR RENT, 2017
We now often move through the public space with our head bent to digital displays. When you bent your head over a beer in ROJ pub, you were directly returned into the public space. Photos of invasive ads have literally hit visitors under the beer. At the same time, a simulation of the situation normally taking place in an urban space has been simulated, where human beings constantly come from all sides with a huge amount of visual information, which they do not even perceive. On the other hand, almost no photos were on the walls, and some „luxury of emptiness“ could be enjoyed. Still images on the walls captured the free, clean facade of the houses from the immediate vicinity where the advertisement is not, but may be or may have been in the past. At present, when any empty space is perceived as a potential carrier of a message, the view of these images may become somewhat strange visual relaxation.