“Ez a világ olyan világ, sokat igér, keveset ád...” (“What kind of world is this that promises much and delivers little...”)

To fulfill, to prove oneself, to persevere, but also to assert oneself, to be useful, capable, useful, useful, capable and capable: That is our daily occupation. Always being forced to succeed and not fail - this makes us tired. Obliged to conform to external expectations, we hope to feel better. We want to feel better. The diversity around us seems like a promise suggesting the possibility of free choice. But is this free choice in fact existing?

The „specialists of power“ indicate with their recommendations in the labyrinth of “free choice” just one single direction. Our guidelines, regulations, instructions and ordinances emerge from their information and instructions.

 The present triggers unease. It grabs us by existential fear. A roof over your head when it‘s cold, resting your head on something soft and fragrant food on the table is a symbol of security. After all, what makes us feel so cosy in our beds?

Isn’t it the fear of losing them?

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