| Title | A Small Contribution to the Genesis of Everyday Life |
| Subtitle | [Ekologija tehno uma] |
| Type | Media art, Music, Performance, Interactive art, Programmed / software art, Sound art, Experimental music, Live-act, Programmed music, New-media performance, Audio-visual performance |
| Date | September 2008 |
| Venue | Lentos Kunstmuseum |
| City of production | Linz, Austria |
| Production | Kapelica Gallery |
| Co-production | Ars Electronica |
| Format | 720x576 pxl |
| Duration | 16' 07" |
| URL | Razstava Ekologija tehno uma / Ecology of Techno Mind exhibition |
| Registration number | KAP-2008-MED-169 |
The two performers are connected to the instruments’ electronic network. They can produce sound by approaching each other and further, by establishing any form of physical contact like touching, hitting, kissing, etc. The sound that they produce also runs through their bodies in the form of electricity, thus it causes a rather painful experience.
