Wojciech Pustoła created and Wojtek Ziemilski directed the stage for 'Pygmalion,' which consists of just one large, ordinary cardboard box. As actors enter the box and infuse it with life, this three-dimensional mass takes on entirely new forms on the stage, rolling about before suddenly transforming into objects such as pipes, boxes, walls, and advancing towards the audience. This box evokes minimalist and geometric sculptures set in motion. Since Wojciech Pustoła aims for reduction and simplicity, using basic materials, he often refers to his work as an anti-set design.