“Philosophy is written in an enormous book constantly open before us (by this I mean the universe)‚ but which we can’t understand unless we’ve learned beforehand the language and characters it’s written in – which is a mathematical language whose characters are triangles‚ circles and other geometrical figures‚ and without them it’s impossible to understand the words in a human way; without them it’s like wandering hopelessly in a dark labyrinth”

1623 − Il Saggiatore − G.G.

A theatrical performance that traces Galileo’s investigations through a mix of performance styles‚ ranging from contemporary dance to mime‚ from poetical circus to aerial acrobatics‚ in order to present an account of the universe written number by number in a silent scene.

A language without words; one made of gestures and movements‚ planets‚ atmospheres and orbits that interweave with the artists’ bodies in an illusionary sidereal space.