Seven different people. Seven stories unfold – like internal one-act plays that interact with each other – revealing that behind the surface of "normality" there is something fragile: an emptiness that we all know but find hard to admit.

The emptiness of disconnection. Primarily with ourselves – and consequently with others.

With simplicity, humor, and emotion, the scenes of the work balance between everyday life and existential search, focusing on the modern person struggling to find voice and meaning. "What danger does this 'non-place' now carry, and what fear drives us so far away from it? Of course, I haven't yet found an answer to this question, but I tried to speak in the way I understand this 'something empty' through this work. And how else could I do it, if not through stories of ordinary, everyday, familiar people, whose small pieces ultimately also touch something of ours – even if fleeting?" the author wonders in her note for this edition.