The video installation transforms the city into a living system of connections, where transport, weather, news, and ecology constantly influence everyday life. The project explores how digital flows intertwine with human experience and change the structure of the modern urban environment. At the core of this work by British artist Stanza is an attempt to see the metropolis as a complex fabric of data, habits, and invisible algorithms. The author addresses those information flows that usually remain in the background: weather reports, air pollution levels, transport situations, local news. Inside the installation, they come together to form an image of a city where the digital environment has long become part of everyday reality. The project shows that technology does not exist separately from humans. Algorithms control street lighting, help regulate heating, analyze traffic flow, and influence the rhythm of urban life. But the residents themselves continuously impact these systems, leaving behind new data, routes, and behavioral patterns. Thus, a space of mutual influence arises, where the human and the technical are particularly closely intertwined. The video installation, created with the help of neural networks, translates this complex connection into the language of artistic imagery. It invites viewers to see the city as an organism composed of numerous invisible processes and to feel how deeply the digital infrastructure is embedded in our lives. Find other events in Moscow on KUDAGO.