ICARUS is a choreographic performance that explores the idea of post-human dance: who will dance when humans are no longer here? The choreography is constructed as an echo of a forgotten language—a fossilized gesture that resurfaces in a world emptied of humanity. It is not the story of a fall nor a celebration of flight, but the crossing of a threshold: between matter and absence, between gesture and glitch, between ruin and light. The myth of Icarus crystallizes human hubris: the blind desire to surpass oneself, to the point of self-destruction. On stage, this translates into an unstable, immersive landscape in which light, sound, and body merge into a precarious perceptual environment. Everything burns, crumbles… and only the glare remains. The glare of an Icarus too close to the sun: a liminal moment between ascent and dissolution.