Muriel Garric and Louxi Phélipon are continuing their research into the transformations of bodies and the imagination. For their new production, they are conceiving a queer garden as an intimate and protected space. A place to move through, to transform, and to inhabit one’s body and the world in a different way. Interwoven with plant-inspired dances, imaginary creatures, grotesque characters, archival material and personal narratives, this shifting landscape brings forth strange presences, figures and fictions. Here, bodies undergo metamorphosis, come together and invent new ways of forming a community.
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