Text from the exhibition curator from sources provided by the artist, documents authored by Zsuzsanna Todor, Ioan Talpeş and Lutz Reinmann: András Márkos approaching to the Martin Luther's theses, fulminate against the selling of indulgences and through by the monetary discharge of the soul. Márkos attempted in 55 sheets to illuminate the jungle of the city. The artist draws in the digital easels an atmospheric picture of a city - a human, inhuman world, to invite the observer to change the world in the next steps. He allows people to comment on their habitat. His gaze goes behind the glittering facades and discovered every day’s urban life. He guides our gaze be further. From bright lights, about art, culture, politics to the human waste, he takes us on a slightly different sightseeing. Provoking, disturbing, and shake at in the best case - that will Márkos. He gives suggestions and invites us in the future to look - sometimes as a lone caller in the desert, sometimes like a hefty dose of Greenpeace activists. As a wanderer between the worlds, he combines many universes of everyday life. He combines faith with art. In his work he confronts Luther’s 95 Theses with 55 documents of the media madness. He creates from the pace of your life, from the pace of MTV videos, a still image, which deepened by Márkos, will be intensified, creating time to reach people.