"Post-VR: Society and Politics", lecture-performance, Futurice, London (UK). 2016

"...The single ’real’ is overpopulated. It is competitive, as of entering in conflict ethical and value systems, and polluted with ever-increasing amount of information about the world’s complexities from an infinite number of perspectives. The pressure of coexistence between the alternative visions of moral, ethical and political is becoming more unbearable both within and beyond the different political entities. For a example a cleavage of American and British electorate between pro-nationalist, pro-liberal and those who choose to abstain paint a picture of the fundamentally fractured visions of futures co-existing in the same time-space. What if the possibility to generate alternative realities will be offered for the situations where compromise is not obtainable? The VR fused with augmented reality set can provide to both Israeli and Palestinian opportunity to see Jerusalem as their sole capital..." (exerpt)