During his residency, Trhoň was working on an essay draft exploring the ways planetary becoming is addressed through new simulation technologies and video games. Besides that he wrote a shorter opinion piece for ETC (to be published in the third issue of the magazine) and conducted also a conversation with Slovak artist András Cséfalvay and Berlin-based artist Simon Speiser, which will be published in the form of a podcast at Šum journal for art and theory-fiction platform.

ISkRA writer-in-residence is organized within the More-Than-Planet project. It accompanies the ARIA summer school and acts as the counterpart to ISkRA AiR. The residency hosts authors who work with new media theory and theory-fiction. The residency encourages writing as a practice of articulating descriptions of the world yet to come and as a tool for proposing new planetary imaginaries that might inform actual political, economic, technological, and ecological interventions.