Installation is placed in the Young Dragons Gallery_Telephone booths, art project by Young Dragons Public Institute in which the abandoned telephone booths are upcycled into gallery space in public space.

Three telephone booths that are not in use any more, standing alone at Ljubljana’s Špica like anachronistic foreign objects from a bygone era, will be transformed into an intriguing light and sound backdrop during the festival. According to the authors, who drew inspiration for the project from the cult Japanese TV series entitled Serial Experiments Lain, the installation challenges the effects of disconnection at the level of the subject, society or the world of technology in three separate stages. Disconnections can be understood as disruptions, as a kind of ontological split that blurs the boundaries between reality and illusion, and as a consequence, at the same time, evokes a yearning for a more authentic connection between the subject and the world or other people. With the help of ligh effects, tactile experience or sound, the authors therefore try to induce the viewer to a deeper emotional and mental introspection.