The Invisible is the story of a hypothetical situation which creates a perspective on space, the context, and the relationships between the participants of the narrative. Ján Mancuska is interested in the structures which encircle the visual, textual, and relational experiences. The space is an abstract and theoretical framework in which he produces experiences (solitary and collective) which tend to measure or to deconstruct the intervals between things and/or people. The narrative process of Ján Mančuška challenges the question of art, practice, and the body. The cinema plays an essential role because it allowed to "point" and change the frame while using a reflexive use of the image. And thus, it is a little bit also what is about The Invisible, an animated film drawn with a Biro on white sheets of paper. The playful story forms highlighted different perceptions of reality.