I live between the south of Italy-where even the air is steeped in ancient beauty-and Prague, the mystical heart of Europe, where the shadow of the Golem intersects with Kafka's quiet absurdity. These stories grew from observing how Old Europe unfolds. In the past few decades, it has become a place of cultural collisions, bureaucratic entanglements, and relentless attempts to control the uncontrollable-all of it manifesting as a strange, poignant, and often whimsical performance. A performance straddling myth and modernity, where the beauty and energy of life intertwine with contemporary absurdity.