Poetic and physical, visual and musical, fragmented and rhythmic, with a tendency to hallucinate, this is a story about the opposites of which we are made.

From our desire to take flight to our roots on the ground.

From what we must learn to what we must leave behind.

A tale without numbers about verticality.

The call of altitude as a metaphor for an obligatory ambition: is this our only possible option, as a species, as a human being?

A man decides to stop climbing. He wants to go back down, back to the land, back to the sea. A desire to return to his origins.

It’s a plunge into the depths of a rough, unpredictable sea.

An irresistible attraction to where it all began.

On a fabulous structure, a floating vessel, an acrobatic theater, he sets off into the unknown. A virtuoso evolution that rhymes with elevation.

In this world of visual and musical poetry, his destiny takes shape on the horizon.