An evening with Berlin-based musician Dima Ustinov, featuring a lecture and the live presentation of his new album, Music for a Really Long Walk. The event begins with a lecture “Music as a spiritual practice for everyone.” In a time of fragmentation, how can music restore our connection to ourselves, to others, and to meaning? Dima explores music not as a product or cultural commodity, but as a deeper human experience — a practice of presence, inner alignment, and transformation. The session will combine personal reflection, practical ideas, and simple shared exercises. Following the talk, Dima will perform a live concert presenting his new album. Dima’s practice centers on music as a spatial and transformative experience, blending piano, electronics, and improvisation to create environments for deep listening and connection. Language: Russian. Entrance free with registration.