We are attending a therapy session unlike any other—one that stretches across 83 million years. Afarin, a dinosaur from ancient Persia, sits with her therapist, the Volcano. But this isn’t a private session—it’s a shared experience. The audience becomes part of the healing, invited to dance, laugh, cry, and remember alongside Afarin. They don’t just watch—they speak, move, and breathe with the Volcano, who listens not only to Afarin but to everyone in the room.

What you are about to experience is a journey through impossible landscapes of time gone—dreams of places we lived but never existed. These memories, faded in the flames of the Volcano, become a celebration where past and future merge. The Volcano holds the earth’s deepest wounds and guides us through emotions tied to a buried past and the legacy of black gold—Afarin’s mother, the oil beneath the surface. Together, dinosaur, Volcano, and audience create a space where memory is embodied, time dissolves, and healing becomes a collective act.