Navaja offers a stage self-portrait exploring sex-affective poetics and algorithmic learning during adolescence through the lens of five characters known as LOINKS. Their journey unfolds over three acts, set against the backdrop of an unfinished demo project, blending elements of dance and digital influence. This piece won the DansaCat 2024 award for Best Performance and the Pedra Viva 2024 award, securing a significant place in contemporary dance narratives. LaSADCUM, based in Barcelona and founded in 2019 by Guillem Jiménez, focuses on the interplay between digital culture and post-internet societal behaviors through choreography. The company has created four stage pieces, conducted workshops, and collaborated with various artists and institutions, pushing the boundaries of dance and performance art. This performance highlights themes of personal exploration and societal reflection, showcasing talented artists such as Judit Amengual, Laia Camps, and Benoit Couchot, all under the astu