The performers are sitting upright along a table. There is raging music. A woman tilts forward and creeps over the table, a man drinks hastily, spills water onto the creeping woman’s face, dives down under the table and begins to mechanically scrub the floor … Accompanied by the impressive sound compositions of Gerome Nox, the grotesque „Etres vus“ by French artist Michele Murray provides an embarrassingly revealing picture of a society obsessed with being seen, of nervous narcissism and exhibitionist neuroses, of our world of makers and the media.