The festival's reimagined concept can be described as "The New Outline, choosing nature while maintaining an inseparable connection with urban culture". The festival featured various art and music genres, including media and performative art. Special attention was given to ecological sustainability, including reinterpreting abandoned buildings and materials into artistic objects.

The multimedia program of the festival comprised a dozen installations, including projections on trees, 360-degree building illuminations, and all the competitive works. We were responsible for the main stage in one of the reconstructed buildings. In collaboration with the S E T U P studio, we moved away from geometric shapes in favor of deconstruction. Five transparent LED screens on movable hoists formed a pyramid and provided volumetric images through multiple holographic layers. Rails allowed the pyramid to assemble and disassemble in various directions, where each screen could act independently or create a volumetric image together with the other screens. For content, we displayed an extensive set of generative images on the LED screens. As the building was abandoned, we conducted a study on possible loads, obtained certifications, and managed to install all technical equipment so that it was invisible, integrating into the building's roof structure.

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The festival attracted a broad audience and received enthusiastic feedback from visitors and partners. Outline gathered over 120 artists and 7000 art and music enthusiasts. The success of the 2023 festival marked a starting point for further development and expansion of its influence. We plan to become a platform for creative ideas and technological solutions in Russia's music and art world, now preparing for the 2024 festival.

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