Ultramono Lab is a Second Life art installation that changes shape often. Special events are occasionally organized to showcase artworks, and audio-visual performances.

These vibrant playgrounds are filled with Tanja's digital sculptures and digital images from her ongoing series called AvantGarden.

Like mythological Arcadian meadows as places for people from all walks of life, the Epicurus school of philosophy called the Garden or a Taoist philosopher’s garden, this out of the ordinary place have its own rules, gravity, time and ecosystem. Like noospheric spaces, it offers us the option to step out of everyday routines and enter a place of probabilities, for thinking, feeling, sensing of and about the world – our world, and possibly other worlds, derived from our own, improved, imaginary yet real.

Perpetual actions of proto-machines might be parts of bigger distillation mechanisms, refineries of basic elements, quantum computing mega devices, factories of amalgams, crystal nurseries, cloud regulators, dew collectors, plasma reactors, or field farms of nanotubes. Meditative and playful, this place expands our knowledge about the world we live in and remind us that our humanity stems from the culture we have built over the ages.