" This work is related to my eagerness to explore and research about memory loss, mental disorders, and the relationship between mind-body-brain-soul. In a such agitated world, where silence is rare, I search for marginality and look at what is happening inside us. What we don’t see, what is invisible. Our own mind is an exhausting territory. As we don’t control our thoughts, the movements’ authenticity and spontaneity were a key of the creation process. Unshaped and improvised, the movements come from a specific thoughts and sensations that they are embodying physically, connecting body and mind. Like a loop, the physical reactions that they experienced inform their thoughts and mental process. Movements can reveal what is sleeping in the unconscious. Each performer is embodying a specific character, inspired by the materials their Brain and associated with a mental disorder."