Light was teleported from Chicago, Vancouver, Mexico City, Paris, Antarctica, Moscow, Tokyo, and Sydney. When we looked carefully at the map it became obvious that there was a geographical mistake, a gap. In Slovenia, but it might as well have been elsewhere. Kac pointed out that centers are ephemeral and not permanent. Precisely for this reason they have sparked a proliferation of distribution channels worldwide.
Webcams represent global information without the luxury of the most sophisticated technology.
That is why Kac decided to work with live still images, i.e., because he didn't need more than a portion of sky and the light they contain. He also avoided the slow transmission problems of telephone lines in several parts of the world. This unique piece contains several telecommunications aspects which connect the physical gallery space and the life in it, with the global technological infrastructure. There is also a certain dramatic suspense in questioning the possibility of a plant's survival. Adjacent to the Kibla Art Gallery there is the Kibla Internet Cafe.