How do thoughts frozen in field recordings sound? Vlad Lisitsky transforms the noise of the road and the silence of the forest into a living sound fabric, full of meaning and detached poetry. His performance is an experience in which each viewer becomes a participant in the exploration of sound, space, and perception. H.Ruine is the pseudonym of artist and multi-instrumentalist Vlad Lisitsky. In the new program, he combines improvisation, stochasticity, and observational experience, turning ordinary field recordings into a philosophical statement. This is not just an audio performance, but a continuous act of exploring time and perception. To create the work, he uses recordings made during travels - footsteps, wind, the rhythm of rain. All these elements pass through modular synthesis, melting into a complex audio fragment, where not only each note is important, but also the silence between the sounds. The music, arising at the intersection of analysis and intuition, becomes a unique sound landscape, where there is no place for the conventional notion of a person at the center. On the contrary - here the world itself sounds, without explanations, symbols, and stories. The project is part of the Birth of Sound series, dedicated to live experiments with modular synthesis. There is no distance between the stage and the hall. The audience can not only listen but also observe the process in real time, ask questions, and engage in dialogue. This interaction makes each evening unique. Lisitsky is a well-known figure in the music scene. His works have been released on several international labels, and his live performances have been featured at the Systo, Kastra, Shum festivals, and others. He also runs the video blog MusicmagTv, where he talks about the techniques and possibilities of synthesizers. We share ideas on where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend.