The displayed pictures remind us to famous and widely known paintings but they are video takes with actors or still lifes. Even though the medium video permits to display action and narrative the scenes are still and resemble more a painting than a movie. The takes are static and real time with no post production clipping just minor audiovisual effects.
By minimal actions over time the medium video offers unexpected and sometimes funny or embarrassing situations happening in the picture. The actors might feel physically uncomfortable or some casual minimal actions might happen.
The sounds of the video scenes are crucial and can be heard on the personal mobile phone only. They might add content, contradict with the visual or focus on communication issues. The audio heard on the phone creates a private area of contemplation since, the screen can be seen by other visitors too.
It feels as if the visitor looks through a time window into a very personal situation. There is no interaction into the narrative structure but the visitor interacts by simply holding on to the phone over time.
Later some calls from the scenes invade the visitor's personal space and spam messages make her/him a victim of common electronic commercial promotion strategies.
