The interiors of the containers tell the story of Solidarity, shown through multimedia impressions, projections, graphics). Each container has an interior made of steel, but each time it is a different steel, referring to the character of the place/city to which the container is dedicated – rusted like abandoned ship’s plates, raw, stainless or painted black like coal. The exhibition space always consists of a main element – a multimedia art installation dedicated to a given agreement and a complementary structure consisting of spatial pixels – cubic information units. A very important element of the exhibition is also the whole composition created from the containers, platforms connecting them – colonnades, and a ramp that allows access to the roof of the containers, where green terraces will be arranged. A public space is created between the containers and on their roofs, which can be used as a place for outdoor exhibition, lectures, concerts, or rest and play, especially for children.In this way, we show that the struggle against totalitarianism, which began in large industrial plants with workers’ strikes, led to the creation of a new democratic society, whose values we can all benefit from and co-create.
