We are robots. In our automated world, everything is governed by the laws of software that make our lives practical and convenient. We operate according to the system created by Promashina, our Pramote. Her digital heart beats within us and rings in our ears. We look at reality through her eyes. We have removed unnecessary elements from life. By constantly improving the operating system, we removed its errors. There are no dangerous emotions in our world. Furthermore, we have reduced our ability to perceive culture, which leads to errors in our monochromatic system. We learned to make simple sentences and choose words so that they do not distort information. We got rid of dangerous words. At our request, the Non-Being Machine removed humanity, empathy, intimacy, passion, poetry and many other unnecessary concepts. Ambiguities have been removed to make the world simpler. We store memory on hard drives. It has archival significance for us. From it we draw stories that we call fairy tales. We follow them to our children - the models of the new generation. Fairy tales are a warning - in them we are constantly looking for the Pale, called the Man, who infects our system like a virus. The co-organizer of the performance is the Adam Mickevičius Institute. The partner is the Polish Institute in Vilnius.
