Experimenting is opening up space for the unknown and enlightenment. This back and forth, between the watching audience and the three artists on stage, unfolds in creating very dreamlike scenes, where the audience is asked to temporarily suspend. The movement of the three artists mixes acrobatics, dances, and gestural expressions, based on comicality.
Furthermore, the choreographic creation uses the scenery and elements that appear throughout the scenes to create images: the yellow canvas as a shell, the clothes pegs as clothing, and bricks as acrobatic material that lifts our own houses - we would be the snails? -, the soap bubbles, the aquarium with water. It is important to highlight that the narrative also starts from constructing these images forged in front of the audience. It is the public (children and adults), like all good experimental work, who will have to tie the knot in this thread.