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Hello, I would like to present a project that implements since 2010. Have you ever wondered how much power carries with it the medium of photography? The idea for this project was born out of sheer curiosity and willingness to answer the question - as they looked to take pictures of other people would ask them questions but the answers expected by taking a picture? In the city in which currently living.In few random places (cafes, restaurants, bookstores,  etc.) I set up single-use cameras asking people to have done a photo of something that they liked or aroused disgust. Surpassed my expectations but more on that in a moment. I'ts  this text how joined any camera; „Hello stranger, If you are reading this message, it means, that you'll take part in some kind of an experiment. Have you ever thought/wondered about what would you want to show to a person you don't know or probably you'll never know? How would you like to interest/intrigue him/her? I would like you to take photos of just anything, what particularly interested or aroused disgusted you, with this very camera annexed to the message. You don't have to make this here and right now. You can take the photo anyway, but on one condition - you have to give the camera back to the same place, where you got it. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to see, what you wanted me to show. I'm studying at University of Fine Arts in Europe. All the pictures, taken by you, will be used not for commercial purposes, but for my project. We shall never meet, that's why I would like here to thank you very much for helping me raise this project.” Asking friends living in different parts of the world, I was able to repeat my "little experiment". Cameras have been "planted" in a few places (cafes, restaurants, bookstores) while respecting the principle of randomness of pictures which they were engaged. Arts MAIL ART 'of fascinated me for a long time, it's hard but it is free to move. For me, this project was an interesting experience. It showed also that art has once again proved to be very interesting. Below I attach some photos of what so far has been done by "strangers". The rest of the images sent on a CD by mail. The project is still alive that is to say, I will be supplemented with new pictures as soon as I get left behind other cameras.