Birds without flight

Birds without flight is what the Italian philosopher Emanuele Coccia calls leaves: plants conquer air and connect it with the earth. They inhabit the space vertically, horizontally and diagonally at the same time. Plants transform their environment and are in constant transformation themselves: their growth is infinite and always towards the sun. In this intimate and topical performance/installation, Francesca Lazzeri turns our human relationship with the world of plants upside down in the hope of creating more room for an alternative balance between the various species. The main characters in this story are our green friends, so to speak.

FREE ENTRANCE
Daily access is free from 1 pm to 2 pm for people with a small budget. Start is every 15 minutes. Get your ticket at the box office of the Block Boxes.

Note: This performance is not suited for people who experience claustrophobia.