The plate serves as both an object and a mirror. It reflects the audience in fragments – faces, movements, and distorted body parts flickering across its surface. At the same time, it creates a shift between proximity and distance, recognition and estrangement.

The performance unfolds as a dialogue between the body and the Earth, using movement, sound, and voice to explore both intimacy and resistance. Beneath the striking imagery lies a confrontation with histories of exploitation, ecological degradation, and the systemic denial of a universal right to breathe.

The performance is presented by DansiT.