"One-Man Show" 1995, Mala Galeria, Moderna Galeria Ljubljana (Museum of Modern Art),
wooden construction, 1000 slides, 22 questions, 24 slide projectors, tape recorder, microphone

In the centre of the gallery a wooden construction was set including 25 slide projectors. The  slide projectors were projecting 1000 slides on the walls at a speed of 1 second - 1 slide. The slides documented the artist's past work. Visitors to the exhibition were invited to come into the center of  the construction, which was the source of the "information". At the moment they stepped inside, a light in the gallery switched on - which made it impossible to see the slides anymore. The visitors then found themselves in a recording studio in which an illuminated sign informed the visitors that the microphone was on; they were invited to answer pre-recorded questions. Through this the exhibition delt with the question: "what does a "personal  show" mean nowadays? And/or: Can the "artefact" be equal to the "artist's position"? At the moment when the visitors left, stepping out of the inner space, the light in the gallery switched off and the rapidly circulating slide projection was visible again.