Improvisation, architecture, and sound merge into a single whole. Duets of musicians and dancers will create a live, unpredictable composition right before your eyes. This is an experiment with form, perception, and space, where each viewer becomes a participant in the action. The limited number of seats emphasizes the intimacy of the meeting. This is not a concert in the usual sense and not a performance with a predetermined script. It is something in between - an improvisational act where sound becomes the body, and the body becomes an extension of sound. The project "Plastiki and Moon Yammy" unites an improvisational duet of dancers and a musical ensemble working in the genre of free composition. Moon Yammy is the creative tandem of Slava Chikantsev and Yuri Obleukhov. Their music is built on spontaneity, striking sound texture, and deep internal resonance. It does not follow expectations but always finds a point of contact with the listener. Bass, vocals, guitar, and electronic effects weave into a living fabric that changes from second to second. The improvisational dance performed by Maria Myakisheva and Natalia Levchenko is not an accompaniment to the music but an independent score. Their interaction with the space, each other, and the audience is an attempt to feel the boundaries of plasticity and express emotions without words. The action unfolds in the physiotherapy hall of cluster L52 - an architectural space that itself becomes part of the action. Light, walls, volume - all of this is included in the performance as active participants. The performance is not fixed in a rigid form - each execution becomes a unique experience, dependent on the audience's reaction, the performers' mood, and the energy of the moment. The number of seats is limited to maintain intimacy and create an effect of involvement. After the main part, there will be a discussion where viewers can share impressions and learn more about the performers' concept. Such an event will be interesting for those who are tired of the format and seek an open dialogue in art. It is a wonderful opportunity to hear and see more than just music or dance.