How do we inhabit space, what is our relationship with it? What happens when in space we are several, invading, discomforting, yielding in order to coexist? What happens with enclosure, with the movement that wants to explode and be bigger than its spatial limits?

This work explores how space affects human relationships, not only with others, but with ourselves; how proximity to others affects our mind and body; how the relationship of several bodies in a space makes them act, interact and define their coexistence.