First person point of view video from a camera mounted on the handlebars of a bicycle as a man rides fast through the courtyards of Soviet-era panel blocks at night. An ultra wide lens: straight lines bend outward at the edges and the front wheel and the man's hands on the grips are at the bottom of the frame. Orange street lamps overhead, parked cars on both sides, wet asphalt. 0:00-0:03 - He rides straight down the path, lamps passing overhead one after another. The image jumps brighter and darker as each lamp goes over. 0:03-0:06 - He swings between two parked cars, the front wheel cutting hard, and the whole frame leans. Vertical edges of the buildings wobble and lean with the vibration of the bars. 0:06-0:08 - He hits a low kerb, the frame jolts hard, and the lamps smear across the image before it settles. The camera is bolted to the bike and never moves on its own, so the whole frame moves with the bike. Audio: the chain and freewheel clicking, tyres on wet asphalt, wind across the microphone, a dog barking somewhere between the buildings, his breathing. No music, no speech. No text, no captions, no logos, no watermarks anywhere in the frame.