‘US: 00s (1984+)’ is the eleventh video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆ and first one to ever feature a creative piece as a voiceover. In this video Eleonora Gelmetti reads her poem ‘US: 00s (1984+)’ as she wonders around different locations in Amsterdam, exploring topics of existence. Video object: Eleonora Gelmetti Voiceover: Eleonora’s poem US: 00s (1984+) Music by elijah who US: 00s (1984+) by Eleonora Gelmetti 📝 I belong to a generation whose only consolation is instant gratification. Instagram’s likes, yes but how many pictures does it take to look perfectly fake? For Christ’s sake would you leave me alone? I need to throw up my dinner get to look skinnier and die while alive. Frustration. Instant gratification result of no-education Lack of preparation For what adulthood is. Because growing up means cultivating patience cultivating passions, relationships, working hard very hard to reach the top of the mountain, that we feel unable to climb. Overwhelmed. Inter- dis-connection seeking for perfection but ending up disappointed, smoking a joint out of your lonely window. Like a widow you lost your love, your self-love. There is no one to call in this moment of need thank God, I’ve got some weed that is going to make me numb. Superficial. In-capable of stable connections relationships. When you are hurting, are you looking for a person to talk to, or are you looking for a scissor to cut [yourself] with? Diagnosis: In-capability of dealing with suffering. Anxiety. Insecurely self-assured leading a perfectly fine life sugar-free gluten-free emotion-free-existence. Persistent confidence of your irrelevance if you don’t leave a Trace.

‘ELECTRIC GIRL’ is the tenth video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. The video was filmed in the First Museum of Fluorescent Art, Electric Ladyland. It depicts the surreality of the world and presents the beauty of Florescent Art. ‘ELECTRIC GIRL’ is the first video from Tek Nickel that features video object’s thoughts on survival and ways to see the utopia. 🔮 Video object: Zuzanna Orlowska Music by Rone 🌀

‘where’ is the ninth video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. This video was filmed on different locations in Amsterdam, to depict different perspectives of the city, whether it be the canal views, skating rink, trams, Amsterdam’s crooked houses or light up streets. ‘where’ depicts movement of the city within this locations by following two individuals. Video objects: Tatuli & Irakli Music by Claro Intelecto

’Ty Roll’ is the eighth video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. This video was filmed in the Austrian state of Tyrol and features a skier who skies through different paths, snowparks, and off-piste slopes. ’Ty Roll’ depicts the liberating feeling of rolling in the thick blanket of white snow. Video object: Dachi Music by Pacific Coliseum

‘EYE’ is the seventh video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. This video uses visuals from video games such as Pac-Man to play with the illusion. To emphasize the importance of looking, ’EYE’ also features quotes from ‘Now you see me’. Video objects: Sikha and AcidDanphe Music by Herr Krank

‘Run’ is the sixth video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. This is a mixture of motivational video and a visual representation of running. ‘Run’ suggests not to look back and run forward as fast as one can to achieve their goals. Video object: Eto Music by Loïcc

‘Break the Ice’ is the fifth video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. In this video Ice room metaphorically represents the box society puts individuals in. ‘Break the Ice’ has a motivational character to help people break free from the societal norms. Video object: Tea Mdevadze Music by Dj Psychiatre

‘Roll the coaster’ is the fourth video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. This video focuses on difficult but cheerful road towards future and depicts constant movement forward. ‘Roll the coaster’ juxtaposes rollercoaster with the road of life and tries to prove the existence of light by the end of the tunnel. Video object: Guliko Simaevi Music by Gutinstinct

'what are you looking at' is the third video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. The video was filmed in Moco Museum, Amsterdam and features Banksy and Roy Lichtenstein's works. 'what are you looking at,' (both video and Banksy's artwork) is a clear mockery of the surveillance culture CCTV. Video objects: Tatuli and Sofio Music by Jinsang

'Sarphati' is the second video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. This video depicts the escape from the chaos of the city to peaceful Sarphatipark. 'Sarphati' focuses on the object, who is constantly aware of camera’s presence and guides the viewer to experience the same tranquillity as her. Video object: Mariam Machavariani Music by eevee

'She's Just' is the first video from project ◆Ték Nickel◆. This video focuses on the close-ups of the object and juxtaposes her with the flower. The ending of the video depicts a brief moment of abandonment. Video object: Ana Tavadze Music by eevee