Kęstutis Kasparavičius brilliantly brings inanimate objects to life. They seem to live a normal, everyday life. If you listen carefully, though, you might hear how a knife argues with a fork in the kitchen, how a kettle invites his friends in for tea, how a toothbrush is afraid of being chewed and swallowed. And many other things that happen without us knowing about them. These stories introduce you to the world of humanised objects. They are suffused with the artist’s strange sense of humour, incredible imagination and feel for the bizarre.