Grigory Gurevich

Now three of them face the audience, spreading legs like policemen with angry faces.

And another man is coming on the stage.

He touches the wall.

The wall pushes him back.

He starts to tear down this invisible wall.

He's beating this wall.

He's hitting this wall with his leg, his arms, with everything.

And he's breaking this wall on the right, on the left, like buildings are crashing down.

What surrounds him is crashing and falling down on the ground.

And he's celebrating, he's lifting his arms, he's happy, he's dancing, he's going toward audience.

And what happened with machines, they're falling down, heads hanging down, their arms hanging down, and they're completely destroyed.

We celebrate freedom.

We celebrate human element.

We celebrate spirit of human being.

Freedom of choice, freedom of existence, freedom of what we want to do.

That's what this piece means.

microphones and cameras and everything.

They surround us, we are ready to perform.

Suddenly, telephone calls from administration of television studio.

What are you doing?