A temporary shelter for nocturnal storytelling. By weaving together an exploration of the act of walking and nomadism with the theme of light-touch habitation in public spaces, this site-specific workby DOM- invites the public to engage in a collective exercise in rest and suspension. As night falls, clocks stop, perception expands, and the landscape sends out indecipherable messages, as languid as the heat rising from the ground whilst moisture descends from the sky and the tree trunks. 

Musselin garments lie scattered across the grass and dark rocks; someone loses their way. 

Nature then reveals itself in all its seductive power, drawing bodies towards it, inviting them to pause and lose themselves, issuing an irresistible call to go further, to cross the threshold between dream and wakefulness.

A cry on the brink of an experience from which there is no return — or, if one does return, words fail to describe it.

The performance, conceived as a long musicalsuite and a space for deep listening, is divided into three parts: a prologue in an enclosed space, a short walk, and an outdoor picnic.