A three level's study about the relationship between space - body - memory, shifting between dance and architecture. Low-fi memories, when we did not think to be always perfect. Disturbed memories from the present. Planimetrie is the attempt to evoke the internal deep memory of a space. The occurrence of a specific almost unspeakeble space, made of distances between objects and proportions between the volumes, and whose final design, however, escapes all the time. The memory often changes the perception of the measures and distances. The body moves to a place of border that oscillates between interior and exterior landscape, in which the central sense of the intimate remains thin.

The sound is a result of the real-time manipulation of small objects, and relates to the continuous movement of the body, entering into dialogue with it and with the space that is continuosly suggested but evolving at the same time. The movement thus becomes a tool that defines the features of a place evoked.

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It's possible to feel a space without seeing it?