This two-act performance by the "Sever" team combines choreography, philosophy, and a powerful visual image. The first part addresses the memory of the earth, the bodily experience of ancestors, and a special sensual perception of the world. Here, the plasticity grows from breath, rhythm, and tactile sensation of space. In the second act, the focus shifts to the solitude of the artist and the internal laboratory of form. The authors refer to the figure of Michelangelo and present choreography as an act of concentrated creation. Where to go in Kazan, knows KudaGo.