Playing is a way of interpreting and discovering the world, which does not lose its function in adulthood. When we play, we give ourselves permission to abandon behavioural conventions, which lets our guard down and enter a place of possibilities and imagination, of experimentation and observation, of trust and listening. Over Our Heads is an installation that highlights choreographic and participatory aspects, where the verb ‘to play’ appears as a thematic area and fundamental premise of the learning and discovery process in all mammals - to play and to invent more, to enhance that “mist of things” that cross our minds.

OOH is an invitation to explore the body and space where everyone is co-creators, interpreters, and actors. We are, at times, choreography and scenography, composition and improvisation, a fleeting final art in a permanent composition-manifesto, from the first breath to the last.