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In this production, we stage a scene between a human and a tree. The two beings share the same roots; the human recognizes itself in the tree. From a branch gathered near the tree, we create a sculpture called RACIEL, which is offered to the human, who will pose at the foot of the tree. From this encounter will emerge an image representing the organic bond that unites humanity and nature.

 

For us, TRANS-HUMAN represents the maintaining of the human connection to be nurtured, to be cared of as Nature does, as a human who transcends matter and remains connected to the spirit in balance, and in no way refers to the ideology of post-humanism.