The German duo of Volker Morawe and Tilman Reiff met years ago at the Academy of Media Art Cologne. Among other things, they designed gaming gadgets and video games, and went on to found /////////fur////. Stepping into the exhibition space, you'll find a funny info-graphics about the creative processes of the duo, which (of course) includes beer.

The first piece exhibited called "The Furer," is a universal speech machine, expressing the power of words. The user can choose and listen to one of the great lies of world history or a world-changing speech by a liar or a prophet; afterwards, they can evaluate them with the help of small cards.

The piece called "Pain Station" is a social study. It is about the clash of two players; the hand of the one who makes a mistake is struck by a tiny whiplash and burnt by a hotplate from below. Due to the pain, the loser will draw back their hand, but in such a gaming situation, there are people unwilling to give up, irrespective of the physical injury.

The "Golden Calf" is a stock exchange simulation. Players can invest in energy, the health industry, luxury products, arms or arts, while the prices are manipulated by fictitious press releases.

The whole thing tests the boundaries of what we would call an exhibition. It leaves the traditional terms of viewer and creator behind, since the visitors become active participants in the individual installations. Without visitors getting involved, playing and interacting with the "exhibition" it is worth nothing.

Playing is one of the basic questions of our modern age, and this creative duo interprets it in a decidedly original manner. And they don't always interpret through the medium of art: after the press event, the duo told We Love Budapest that some of their creations focus on social issues, while others are simply means of entertainment. They pull it off. Tip: arrive with friends for a good time together.