Mural design at the passageway to the Lanser parking lot

The wall in the passageway to the Lanser car park has been transformed into a large canvas dedicated to the topic of digital media and its impact on our society. The murals creatively show how cell phones, platforms, and social networks shape our lives—and sometimes endanger them. "The wall is like a mirror: it shows how much we are surrounded by the digital world – and how it is changing the way we interact with each other," says graffiti artist and youth worker Philipp Klammsteiner.

The younger generation, which is growing up with digital media, is particularly susceptible to digital addictions, which manifest themselves in excessive media consumption, constant distraction, or the feeling of “always having to be online.” Studies warn of loneliness, lack of concentration, cyberbullying, and the loss of genuine social bonds. But adults are also affected by this development.

With the motto “Real Connection without WiFi,” the Jumper project wants to send a strong message: Real closeness comes from direct contact, not endless scrolling.