This paper explores the relationship and connection between the human body and the water environment and considers how humans occupy the natural environment and, conversely, how nature penetrates the human body. Studying these interdependencies from various perspectives, the work examines how they can be approached in potential performance, which includes a specific relationship to the creation of bodily material and movement through the selected environment - the lake area. Imagining different possibilities for performances is based on the logic of movement present in the environment. By examining the connections between bodies of water and human bodies within the performance, ecological issues are unpacked, as well as the question of how performing arts, using poetic language, can address the theme of the ever-present ecological catastrophe. The second part of the paper continues with this question and focuses on the idea of possible futures. It addresses problems in today’s society and examines developmental processes in different communities, offering imaginaries of various futures. By observing natural processes and related rituals and metaphors of specific human communities, the paper seeks to offer solutions for achieving more stable social relationships, which is the core preoccupation of this artistic research.