The terrorism gallery is an organism, a decentralized transnational room without control, not to be pitied, defended, nor disturbed. The terrorism gallery is space, temporarily and deliberately provided to individuals, groups, peoples or nations. Flats, single rooms, gardens, farms, forests, islands, walls, cupboards, cars, parking lots, streets, airplanes, airports, train stations, cages, settlements, cities, Facebook-profiles, pockets of trousers, websites, media broadcasting space, advertising space, artworks, banknotes, offices, frequencies, words, sentences, letters, sayings, bodies, time, and life are provided to the ones seeking or creating new ways while questioning the future offered by powerful people.