In the Museum’s Labyrinth

- Mariney, what is TV?

Marin is my lawyer, he is also the lawyer of Register BG and I regularly test through him the no man's land between 19th century terminology, rules from the middle of last century and contemporary legal practices and schemes. Register BG is the kind of monopoly, which would be nice to become one of the pillars in information society. What is right for him, to me looks like a field of undefined the way we do it and obscure cultural and cognitive standards. So it goes.

He sees me looking at him craftily and he remains silent.

- I will simplify the question with a specific issue. How a Television can be frozen by a private bailiff? This might help us define what is Television.

- What do you mean?

- Well –  few thugs come in, led by private bailiff and guarded by police during а TV programme, begin to disconnect and take out the computers. During this time, operators transmit live news in real time. Brutal show!

We had a great laugh.

- Now we know! Television is a computer! Movable property. Right in rem. Later on the bailiff sells those five computers and pays back seven-million-debt. What is the problem with This Right - corruption or conceptual and cognitive inadequacy? They live in the 19th century, Marin.

We serve ourselves another drink.

- I have written some time ago some books or rather texts and I used to store them on a CD. Are those books, because a book means paper. And they are on a CD.

- Books on an electronic rather than paper medium.

- I got your idea. So sculpture is usually and traditionally on bronze or marble medium.

We burst into laugh again and we pour ourselves one more. So, when it’s written in my biographies "Vesso lives in a village," which means that for years I've not been involved in the normal gallery life, should be taken as: I have created art on a mental medium.

That’s how things stand in the Museum.  If "Misal" (Thought) circle had accomplished its mission, things wouldn’t be like that. 

Maybe!? Now let’s look at the better side of this sensitivity.