My God depicts the quest for God of a number of young believers in Amsterdam. The installation unravels the theme visually and narratively, leaving the internal and external elements in their complexity. Six big screens display the lifestyle of a group of individuals, all practising different ways of a bodily personal conversation with God. On eight smaller displays the individuals are heard in intimate monologues, weaving reconstructions of stories and translating experience into language. My God shows the contradiction between the assumption that there is increasingly less need for religion in a modern society and what we see around us in the public space.