Website with video art works, archives and different materials related to the work of Marina Gržinić and Aina Šmid, whohave been working with video since 1982. They participated in more than 40 video art projects, shot a 16mm short film and created numerous video and media installations; they independently directed several video documentaries and television productions. In 1997, they created an interactive CD-ROM for the ZKM in Karlsruhe. Gržinić and Šmid presented and exhibited their video works and video installations at more than 100 video festivals around the world and received several important awards for their video production. Porno codes, thriller situations and overtly formulated political catastrophes (as in the video Bilocation, from 1990, in which they announced the splitting of ex-Yugoslavia and the war in the Balkans) are the basic elements of their work. In the 1980s they tried to question the Socialist ideology. In the 1990s they focused their work on subverting the Western system of aesthetics/ethics/visuality. Art and pornography were silently forbidden, and body art never came to life in Slovenia. Today they are obsessed with turbo capitalist system, processuality and politics of performativity.