This performance is part of a duo exhibition with Iva Suhadolnik Gregorin. Together, the works address our presence and the need for time to disconnect and turn inward. They exist somewhere between sitting on a beach in the evening and having a Sunday morning coffee on a balcony, when we can allow ourselves to forget about work and other worries, when our thoughts drift into contemplation of nothing at all. The exhibition does not seek to persuade visitors that one should live carefreely or that political action is meaningless; rather, it illuminates something that may already feel lost. Normality as a default state, normality as an individual’s right to a dignified life. Sometimes, things must be fought for: we must choose to take a break, to remain in the moment and experience it in full detail. We must remind ourselves why we are angry, why we stand by our positions, why we are socially critical, and why we support activism. We care, but we are already on the brink of burnout.