Visitors at the opening of the exhibition entered the Collegium Hungaricum's fine and unusual building to find a well-dressed man sitting in a big armchair and reading a book in front of a huge window at street level.
The visitors see through the window a van approaching the building. It draws closer and its headlights are blinding. Just before it drives through the window, the van stops and the two artists, Gerhes and Roskó, jump out muttering in Hungarian through microphones they are wearing.
They find Roskó's half-man, half-animal creations, but not on paper, rather made of porcelain. The figures stand facing each other in a square in the centre of the room. The visitors slip between them to see their faces.
