LOG-III is an ongoing performative project that unfolds as a speculative fiction where utopia and dystopia contaminate each other. Set in the ruins of the Logitech headquarters, now seen as a sacred site, the performance follows a small community that reinterprets the remnants of human civilization through ritual, repair, and imagination. Guided by an oracle, they reinvent social roles embodied by costumes—each transforming waste and digital relics into forms of currency, music, and myth. Mixing Vaudois informatics with pagan ceremony, LOG-III explores an archaeology of technology and the future of coexistence. Its origins also trace back to the Dinbergs’ own family history: Dinbergs’ great-uncle co-invented the first optical computer mouse, the Logitech P-4.