FOMO Festival explores the relationship between performative acts and live broadcast on the internet. It’s the festival’s third anniversary and the first time to be hosted by Print Screen Festival. This year, FOMO investigates the performative experience in the public sphere through three performance pieces that interact with the space of the internet café. The internet café, used by those who have no other access to the internet, attracts marginal identities, which exist separately from and in parallel to each other offline and online. Through the space of the internet café, which is disappearing from our landscape, we examine the contrary actions of entering and exiting the virtual world, alongside concepts such as refugeehood, identity, and anonymity. The Space is a diorama, a three dimensional model of a café and a radio studio that broadcasts itself and the activity on the computer screens, simultaneously. Three artists approach the space from different perspectives, they join the live feed, each with their own research question and with their own trolling inclination. All the works are durational performances and they can be watched at the internet café onsite, or live on the internet.