'Virtualacra' by Rutene Merk at Vent gallery, Vienna

URBANDICTIONARY: Virtualacra is a disturbing intersection of the real-world and virtual aspects of one's experience; a train wreck caused by one's interpersonal and Internet lives 

CHUCK NOLAND: We’ve made real fire, huh, Wilson. So, Wilson?

ART HISTORIAN: Here we grasp the roots of that very contradiction which will forever characterise images: images make a physical (a body’s) absence visible by transforming it into iconic presence. The mediality of images is thus rooted in a body analogy.

EDITOR: Julliene never seems to stress much and will spend her days in peace. After waking up very early at midnight she will spend the next six hours wandering aimlessly around the Lustratorium. At 6am she will pick up her 

and start mixing up potions, eventually stopping at 10am. Her remaining time, until 6pm, she will spend wandering around the Alchemy center before heading back to the upper floor of the Mage Quarters and going back to bed.

PHILOSOPHER: Even the Pyramid, however, will not be as interesting as the dead king within it, as he is the only subject whose dreams are truly worth interpreting.

GENERAL HEIN: Where is the PROOF?

DOCTOR AKI ROSS: Here