By following pre-designed routes one can reach a shelter in case if a chemical plant next to your town gets a leakage. Leaving the facility in case of a fire must be rehearsed numerous times before a subject can do it automatically. So, it seems that we are well-prepared and instructed, and taken care of. But are the bodies which we inhabit prepared as well for an emergency situation? Or these are our minds which have a duty to keep the fear under control?

This work takes further my audiovisual research into aesthetics and language of emergency, experimenting with the reaction of our selves to repetitive evacuation commands vs. magnetizing movement of the black and white projection scanning the 'stage' with objects referring to an unknown drama.