Edwin Baghdasaryan in the concert "FAKE ZUMEROES" dismantles the frail everyday life of the entrepreneur of the future: there is a longing for human dismissal, and the constant struggle with the next self-service, where even to pay for cigarettes - a test of intelligence.
In this comedic stream of consciousness, digitalization flies forward, but a sense of relief somewhere slipped off at the previous stop. Workers crawling into "collective souls" with coffee breaks and local wifi seem as ridiculous as the new corporate trends.
Baghdasaryan observes this parade of progress with irony and quiet fatigue. You can see that technology seems to be for convenience, but it doesn't make life any easier.
