How consciously present are we in the environment in places that do not require any action from us? Do we lose interactivity with the space and people that surround us in such places?

I choose the tram as one of such places, and by placing hidden imperative messages, which expect some kind of short action from it, I bring the viewer's attention back to the here and now. Messages contain simple actions that the viewer performs automatically every day. Encountering the written requirements of such actions in unexpected places - the viewer becomes aware of them. In the execution of that action, it automatically becomes more present.