A multimedia performance at the intersection of contemporary dance, light, and electronic sound environment transforms the stage into a living system of repetitions, impulses, and bodily memory. This show will particularly interest those who follow experimental art and love when movement engages in direct conversation with the digital environment. The opening of the festival program begins with a work in which contemporary dance goes beyond the familiar stage form and enters into active contact with digital art. Here, movement does not exist separately from the visual environment but becomes part of it - responding to light, rhythm, spatial accents, and sound impulses. Therefore, the performance is perceived as a cohesive interdisciplinary statement, where plasticity, electronics, and stage architecture come together in a unified experience. At the center of attention is the theme of cyclicality, repetition, and bodily memory. The authors explore how the body retains traces of lived experience, how it returns to familiar gestures, and how new meaning is born in repetition. This is not a narrative performance in the conventional sense, but a sequential immersion into a state where rhythm, light, and movement work together to create a dense emotional fabric. This approach makes the performance particularly expressive: the audience observes not a story with words, but a process in which meaning emerges through plasticity, pauses, tension, and the internal dynamics of the stage. An important role is also played by the context of the festival, dedicated to the dialogue between dance and digital art. The performance continues this line, as it connects choreography with projection and lighting thinking, as well as with the electronic sound environment. As a result, a format is born that is close to both lovers of contemporary dance and those interested in video art, media installations, sound art, and new stage practices. For such an audience, the opportunity to see how plastic expression becomes a medium for the perception of space and time is especially valuable. The performance is created by choreographer Elizaveta Tarabanova, and on stage...