The small fenced off piece of land on a mountain-slope. A whistled child song can be heard in the background. After some time, the image disappears swallowed by fog, the whistling goes on in the distance. The dilemma between the human longing for home the desire to be part of the whole. Their video evokes only the subtlest of landscape imagery. The hiding and omitting of the actual object is key to Gabriela Gerber's and Lukas Bardil's work. They create aspects of landscape by following their own imaginations, memories and longings. Their interest in fragmentation is based on the knowledge that there is more out there than what is visible.

Electronic treatise on light and memory - memory conceived as history of luminous motion. Moving Vast Amounts of Water to a Barren Place conjectures a counterpart to Glenn H. Curtiss? historic flight of 1910: one of mental association. This "Hudson Flyer" takes to the air above a New York State of memory. It permeates matter, like water changing from vapor to liquid to solid, taking the viewer to the inner fire of memory?s images, imagination and dreams.

Different fragments of furniture and lamps are moving suspended in an open space. Housekeeping explores what is a home. Some create their home, some abandon it and some look for it for a lifetime. What do we surround ourselves with? How much structure, rhythm, security, obligation and responsibility belong to our idea of home? The individual participates in a ruling system. Sometimes what looks like an enviable situation can transform into threat.

Facts on farts. An intimate introduction to the fine art of fart, starts and departs with a fart. With great music from rears to ears.

Good Morning! - is an invitation by the artist to participate in Platforms for Events: accumulating a prolonged sense of emptiness whilst at the same time creating a growing expectation that something is about to happen Photographic projections of interior and exterior images are covered with incessantly driving rain, frozen images from the past are stretched within the noise of the passing present. It is a very personal work born out of the artist? transitional state, out of a delirium where his relocation and dislocation come together. It is a work generating an empty square stretched within one? personal limbo; in between past and present.

Circus deals in a very unusual way with the construction of space. The video work is based on digital photos of a busy square in Geneva that the artists dissembled into layers and subjected to digital animation. Set pieces of urban architecture, logos, and passer by float incalculably and vertiginously towards the viewer. The artists create a three dimensionality that refers indirectly to the virtual *D worlds of computer games. The work refers to the way in with we appropriate urban structures. The accelerated movement and navigation in the public space, results in the nonlinear perception of our environment.