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"Mobile Waves of Being, or Verbum caro factum est" is the playwright's debut by Ukrainian writer Volodymyr Rafieienko. The author was forced to live under occupation for a month in the spring of 2022 in a country house between Bucha and Borodyanka. This play is his attempt to comprehend his own traumatic experience of the Russian-Ukrainian war through literature.

The characters of the play are a few random people who found themselves living next to each other in the cooperative settlement "Blizhni Sady" in the first days of the occupation. They are united by a common need - to catch a wandering mobile signal on a remote forest glade. But life in time of war loses its usual boundaries - and deceased relatives, heroes of Shakespeare and Edgar Poe get in touch with living people, and the Ukrainian space, dotted with thorny stars, opens up over the heads of the villagers.

In a baroque way, Volodymyr Rafeyenko's lush, cruel and sensitive play is about the price that a person sometimes pays for the right to touch something over which even death has no power.