Max Svitlo (UA) and Salt Salome (KZ) are interdisciplinary artists working at the intersection of ritual performance, post-dramatic theatre, experimental film and installation. Their collaborative practice, which began in 2022, is a fragile "act of existence within catastrophe". The central focus of their research is the perception of time under conditions of extreme experience: how it slows down, collapses, dissociates and loses direction. Instead of linear narratives, the artists create "state spaces" - affects. Their work is born out of the experience of irreversible loss - of roots, homes, loved ones, language, personal objects, the very sense of sustainability. The main figure of their practice is the 'post-hero': a disoriented,fragmented, amnesiac and traumatised body -- drifting through the territories of post-memory with ineffable pain inside. Svitlo and Salome's work forms a particular psychogeography - internal landscapes where the threshold between the personal and the collective, between memory and imagination, is blurred.