The sound installation "Forest of the World" connects violin improvisations with recordings of birds, creating a rare sensation of attentive listening. The musicians work with sound as a living material: from delicate gestures to dense layers, offering to hear natural rhythms and inner movement through the dialogue of instruments and voices. Musical projects based on improvisation and working with natural sounds rarely offer such a detailed and delicate approach to perception. The installation is formed around the idea of interacting with real soundscapes that were recorded in the Suzdal forest during birdwatching. These recordings become not just a background, but full-fledged participants in the action, entering into dialogue with the violin, electronics, and voice. The listener encounters a form of sound where even the slightest changes matter: transitions between registers, the musicians' reactions to the movement of birds, gradual thickening and thinning of texture. ICQ-project and invited performers work with the material to emphasize the naturalness and continuity of the sound environment. The violin lines respond to the bird phrases, electronic elements enhance perception and expand space, while vocal parts add plasticity. All this creates a coherent structure in which sound can be seen as a process - changeable, alive, responsive to what is happening. If you don't know where to walk in Moscow, visit KudaGo.