SARAJEVO The massacre of the quiet man is a personal and at times intimate search for the sense of war and its possible solution. It is not a war in particular, nor is it a war in the theoretical sense. The aim is to highlight the state of war in which we are immersed or which is submerged in us, in our daily lives. The current state of war is something indecipherable, because the battlefields are mobile, the fronts cannot be located, the armies cannot be defined. Thus, we are invited to precaution, to caution, to watch, to wait or perhaps hope for a decisive event. The state of war is seen as a sense of compression without events, which weaves our daily lives, getting used to forms of survival, distrust and defense that influence and sabotage more generally human relationships, the ability to share, to work together, to design and build.