Through this work, we want to consider a future where human rights and authority upon rivers may be diminished or even non-existent. Exploring the idea that humans are not the exclusive focus of existence. Recognizing the interdependence between humans and rivers within a larger, complex ecological network. Pemali River has agency and contributes to owning its flow, patterns and dynamics. Emphasizing the embodied experience and sensory engagement with the river, beyond the intellectual perspective. The performance seeks ways to connect with the river through aesthetic, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. Inspired by the interaction of the Pemali River and humans, interpreted into a theater performance of objects and bodies. Exploring spaces that are disconnected and unexplained, we believe as the strength in building the story of this performance.