A drive along the electronic superhighway! Using state-of-the-art computer graphics systems, d'Agostino creates a virtual environment that joins together simulations of Philadelphia, the Rockies, Kuwait City and Hiroshima. From inside a computer generated car, these four geographically remote environments are as close to each other in VR (virtual reality) as the next highway exit. D'Agostino's impression of this space is not uncritical; the constant scanning effect on the car radio and a barrage of CNN seen outside points out that our existing information overload has already lead to a techno-Babel, while the inclusion of Hiroshima and Kuwait reminds us of earlier, technologically inspired holocausts.