Visual fragments used in the installation focus on discovering and analyzing contrasts that currently surround humankind, such as:  fear versus happiness, solar energy versus oil, life versus destruction, impression versus identity.  Video, music and visuals made by OSOL Art Collective are exploiting the power of contrasts on any levels, since what is so fascinating on one hand is also frightening on the other.  A central piece of this joined exhibition is a “mosaic wall” consisting of approximately five mobile devices such as iPods showcasing video art with music of participating international and invited guest artists.