FLR-13 is a simulated virtual environment created by Chris Dorland in conjunction with his solo exhibition Active User at Nicoletti Contemporary in London. FLR-13 takes the concept of the Thirteenth Floor as a point of departure for the project. Omitting the thirteenth floor from multi-level buildings is a common place practice in countries that view 13 as an unlucky number. This has resulted in numerous conspiracy theories resulting in speculation as to what exactly happens on the thirteenth floor. Conspiracy theorists have suggested that the thirteenth floor in government buildings is not really missing, but actually contains top-secret governmental departments, or more generally that it is proof of something sinister or clandestine going on. In addition to the creation of the website, FLR-13 consists of two new site specific video works that channel the mind bending work of Philip K. Dick and bring into question larger philosophical ideas such as where, in a digital world, does reality in fact begin or end.