A performance born in the virtual realm throws itself into the experiment of belonging to the material world. Can living flesh freely inhabit this universe made up of invisible networks of big data, virtual borders, and self-design?

The performer is the present flesh, and her body is a map, a territory, a truth, and a pose.
It is both human body and digital body, invaded, distorted, manipulated, adored.
A body that embodies the subjectivities of the present, while also critically confronting them.

Access to the Tangible is a solo performance about bodies and virtuality. In a sort of rebirth of the self, the need to rediscover one's identity arises in a present where we coexist in two realities: the material, and the self-designed virtual one. In these two realities, there are also bodies isolated from themselves, and from others.
Where is there space for the sensitive, for what dreams, what loves, what suffers, what hurts, what perishes, what is most human? Today, is it possible to re-humanize ourselves in a collective embrace?