Creating various reasons for spontaneous movement, the artists explore ways of interacting with the "living" and "inanimate", creating a dance of permeability and impenetrability of bodies, structures, connections, visible and invisible matter.

When we say that matter is "vibrant", we mean that there is an immanent vitality in matter, capable of independently generating new effects; that matter is not something "dead" and "passive", but rather "alive" and "active".

Can we come to the matter of the body, which is not subject to any discourses: neither political, nor environmental, nor gender?

To matter, which will allow the body, that is, itself, to exist as one with all the matter of the existing world — without subjugating, without dominating, without creating a hierarchy, without objectifying?