Born in 2020 during the lockdown of the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea in Rome, "Breve videostoria di (quasi) tutto" resisted every definition from the start — webserie, film, exhibition, deck of cards, alphabet. Works, images and guests alternate across the rooms of the museum, each episode a different sala, each sala a different theme. The digital space became the exhibition space: a place where the visitor could pause, rewind, move freely between episodes, composing a personal and unrepeatable experience of the collection. The works were always the centre — the irreducible remainder, the thing that remained. Nine protagonists from the worlds of science, culture and the arts guided each chapter: Enrico Alleva, Cristina Bowerman, Stefano Catucci, Paolo Crimaldi, Marco Faccini, Michela Murgia, Filippo Nigro, Monica Sgandurra and Mario Tozzi — each in dialogue with the works, the rooms and the ideas the Galleria holds. The project's success generated two further seasons, produced in partnership with YouTube and Google Arts & Culture, confirming "Breve videostoria di (quasi) tutto" as one of the most significant and widely recognised experiments in digital cultural communication produced by an Italian museum.