A Multimedia performance work consisting of an installation, which is constructed out of large fishing nets and ship-ropes, all overlaid with a video projection of artistic computer-animated sequences. The computer-animation sequences are projected simultaneously over the installation in a repetitive cycle, functioning as a Mantra.

The basic animation consists of a sphere and a circle, as universal cosmic forms. The performance is realized together with a group of performers and dancers experimenting in artistic and theatrical movements.

The performers inter-act with the environment/installation and the computer-generated animation sequence, realizing their independent rituals and explorations that run complementary to the installation.

In fact, the whole structure is represented by an imaginary cube consisting of events that correspond to diverse plans of reality, running parallel to each other in single segments of time. The structure of the cube is determined by dimensions of length, width, height and time.

The computer generated animated sequences are, in fact a combination of the artist’s water-color painted forms and textures over laid with computer-generated forms depicting abstract levels of reality.

"White Shirt", performance, 1993- Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade
Presented at festivals of video and electronic art in: Linz, Helsinki and Lausane