We live in the era perepostmodern. Information about the facility has long been the object itself can be replaced, relaying the news media - to replace any event. Demonstration of the number of people who agreed with the recognition of any phenomenon - the phenomenon itself - to justify the existence of any phenomenon: the replacement or even completely denied a non-virtual reality. Any phenomenon in the modern world - only the collective agreement with the existence of a particular entity. In a battle of life and consciousness held their mutual destruction. Enlisting the anonymity of the original source, unknowable pointless virtual world, people shed their last veils, peel the latter sense, infinite, countless relaying, "Like" zero. The viewer's attention seems to work, consisting only of the "Like". Suprematist mirror the era of social media. Technical details: Technically work consists of two parts: an exhibition and social. Exhibition Unit: Built in plasterboard wall or stand-edged frame monitor (or frame with blank white screen for projection, depending on the size and characteristics of the exhibition ground) which displays the number of people in work zalaykavshih format social network Facebook: "People love it xx" . Close to frame the wall is QR-Code with reference to enable "zalaykat" product and a description of the concept. For those who are not able to consider QR-code, it provides an input device through which you can log (create) in the social network Facebook and "zalaykat" work. During the display of the number of "likes", registration, login and "Like" meets special application add-on network Facebook, which allows to perform these operations in real time via the Internet. This application runs continuously in the exhibition computer (or ipad), connected to the screen. Each "zalaykavshy" work the viewer sees on the screen the usual message for this event, for example a user would see Marcel Duchamp: "Marcel Duchamp and xxxxxx people like it," - so the audience itself becomes a partner and co-creator. The social part: The image of an empty white box, placed on the "wall" in the author's account of social network Facebook, possibly with a description of what it means for them. It is this object and "laykayut" viewers in the exhibition.