Home. A place where me is just me.
A home where to find shelter, eat, take a bath, sleep.
A place where to live and share experiences. A place where I can welcome others.
A home to explore and invent, a place that changes as I change. A place from which to leave and discover everything outside it, and a place to go back to every time.
“Home” tells the surreal story of a grown-up and a child who meet, get to know each other and start to build. Building turns into play, and little by little, while playing, they build a story, a structure, a roof, a house. Sometimes the characters exchange roles: the little one pretends to be the grown-up, while the grown-up goes back to his childhood, in a sequence of surprises and emotions captured in the fixed geometries of daily-life.
Simple words come along with the actors’ action, looking for a unity of image made of lights sounds and movements.