Techno-Zombies is a performance that operates at the threshold between realities — where flesh meets code, and the visible is haunted by the spectral. Drawing from the aesthetics of science fiction, the immersive logic of video games, and post-human discourses, the piece opens up a space of instability: a zone where perception fractures, presence multiplies, and reality teeters on the edge of collapse. We begin with the premise that a single space can contain multiple layers of existence. Like moving through portals or game levels, we shift from the everyday to the supernatural, from flesh to algorithm. This sensory confusion — where dream and wakefulness, avatar and subject, blur into one — gives rise to a contemporary epic: stories crafted in an attempt to make sense of isolation, digital exhaustion, the collapse of memory, and the breakdown of the body. A liminal zone where affect becomes ambiguous and identity dissolves into recursive loops. Bodies blur into mirages, while emotions are rendered into data streams, absorbed by algorithms.