SYNOPSIS

Part of the Dreamlike Landscapes series by stage director and visual artist Wagner Antônio, this installation-performance emerges from the story told in Woyzeck by Georg Büchner, in dialogue with fragments from Antonin Artaud’s radio work To Have Done with the Judgment of God. The piece weaves reflections on dream, madness, death, and memory, grounded in the body, the environment, and the imagination. The audience is invited to move freely through the space, which at a certain moment is activated by a technical crew that invents a ritual for the Sun, while a sunflower slowly dies inside a greenhouse. As in other scenic studies in the series, the work is composed of luminous panels, lighting instruments, screens, projectors, captions, film fragments, sculptural objects, speakers, noises, and distorted voices from theatrical texts.