The installation by Stepan Tereshchenko and Monolesan invites visitors to traverse the path from physical presence to almost complete dissolution in the digital environment. The project explores how a person loses signs of individuality, first transforming into a set of data and then becoming part of an impersonal information flow. The work is structured as a transition from familiar reality to a space governed by the logic of the digital world. As soon as the viewer enters, the algorithm reads their figure, transforms it into a moving pixel mass, and tags their face with a random IP address. Thus, a person almost instantly ceases to be perceived as a whole individual and becomes one of many anonymous digital doubles. Further movement turns into a ritual of identity loss. The path to the center of the composition passes through a corridor with portals rendered in green hues. They reflect themselves, creating an effect of infinite recursion and evoking associations with the monochrome screens of early computers and the aesthetics of liminal spaces. Because of this, familiar navigation breaks down, and the space itself begins to feel like a transitional zone between the material and the immaterial. At the core lies a data center - the heart of the digital environment and the point of final transformation. As one approaches it, the viewer loses not only human traits but also their own digital markers, gradually merging with pure information. The installation speaks of the allure and anxiety of digital dissolution, where the disappearance of individuality appears both frightening and mesmerizing. Where to go in Moscow on the weekend, our website will suggest.