The limits of my language determine the limits of my world,” said philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein. The human perspective is central – as observers, we learn about the reality that unfolds around us. As scientists, we study it while simultaneously participating in it. Scientific methodology, in turn, dictates that researchers should not be part of the phenomenon they explore. It turns out that it is extremely difficult for humans to transcend their own perspective. During workshops inspired by Jakub Jernajczyk's exhibition "Arguments and Imaging," we will create a fragment of space. First, we will individually create elements of an installation, which will ultimately be combined so that its individual parts create an object new in form and message. In this way, we will integrate different perspectives on a specific issue. This will reveal the complexity of the world and the boundaries we have unconsciously imposed on ourselves.