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The second part of the kaleidoscope exhibition is dedicated to storytelling, in particular, the social and cultural practice of telling stories. Every culture has its own stories that are shared as a means of education, entertainment, cultural preservation, and instilling moral values. Storytelling can refer to oral storytelling, but also to the techniques used in other media to develop or reveal a story. Storytelling is often used to create an emotional connection between the storyteller and the audience, and thus reinforce the given message. Presenting artists are Kristína Vavrová and Norbert Kuki, who reflects the topic in their multimedia installations.

The second video section features work that explore the fragility and strength of minorities and endangered groups, rural life and its aesthetics, and individual and collective relationships to cultural traditions. It creates space for reflection on individual identities, but also their connections with surrounding communities, the landscape, and the world.

The students and the studio management are represented in various forms in the study room through a mind map based on the concept of Studio aKapela, the unofficial name of the studio, interventions related to the concepts of safe space, study or AFAD, and the conceptual transfer of studio activities as an accompanying program (discussions, presentations, consultations) for individual exhibitions.