Inspired by Hajime Kinoko’s rope art, Mitya Staev colaborated with rope artists Jazmin Wu and Neena De Ville to create an immersive multimedia installation - a labyrinthine of connection and surrender, blending performance, sculpture, and social experiment.

The work transforms rope bondage into a sensory playground, where guests enter blindfolded and navigate the space through touch, breath, scent and intuition.

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By stripping away sight, the piece challenges how connection, consent, and vulnerability are experienced.
It shifts rope practice from a private ritual into a collective, physical dialogue — a raw encounter with trust, boundaries, and human presence. What began as a bondage-inspired experiment evolved into a collective exploration of intimacy and sensory perception within a shared artistic frame.