Another chapter in the Textile Art of Today VR collection, this environment pays tribute to artist Daniel Szalai and his striking portrait of Che — meticulously composed from cut film strips. In this virtual world, that mosaic of celluloid becomes more than just an artwork; it becomes a living presence, the central “protagonist” guiding viewers through the imagined streets of Havana.

The scene captures the city’s warmth and rhythm — flickering lights, sun-faded walls, and the faint echo of music drifting through the air. Every frame of Szalai’s film-inspired texture seems to shimmer with stories, blending revolution, art, and memory into one visual pulse. The result feels both nostalgic and electric — a cinematic postcard to Havana, viewed through the lens of a thousand tiny film fragments.