The curator, Magdalena Lazar, states:
"We created a unique space for the III High School in Tychy by introducing the works of contemporary artists to the school. Yellow metalworks serve as frames for the quasi-exhibition organized in the school canteen. Its form references modernist ideas and the 1960s fascination with conquering outer space. The artwork has an open composition, meaning it is not rigidly enclosed in a single form but instead creates the impression of continuous movement and change. The work's organic character, evoking nature, suggests a biocentric approach to perceiving reality. In other words, it suggests that reality does not exist in one objective form – how we perceive it depends on our senses, and our senses differ from the senses of other creatures. Each organism experiences the world differently.
The metal elements, as well as the space of the canteen itself, feature small works by contemporary artists: Paulina Włostowska, Aleksandra Liput, Natalia Kopytko, Przemek Pyszczek, Katarzyna Olma, Jan Wolski, and Marta Niedbał. Looking out from the window, we can see two of these works on a large scale. At the same time, the exposition tells us about the relationship between the model and reality. It shows us the path from dreaming to fulfilling our dreams."