In the little village of Studio Cité, the helmets and visors, rolling cart, benches on wheels, portable structures, periscopic kiosks and other installations dreamed up by Benjamin Vandewalle each open our eyes to unexpected perspectives. Whether directed by a frame or diverted by mirrors, our eyes discover a field of vision that captures a detail or movement. By transforming a piece of urban space into multiple fragmented stages, these interactive installations create a show out of the street, architecture, passers-by, trees, light and other things that are already there.

With the audience, the installation becomes an artistic carnival, a funfair, a playground for the eyes, a place for social encounters and exchanges where strangers share their experience. The choreographer invites us to look differently at the everyday world that surrounds us. This broadened vision that immerses us in a surprising fictional reality examines the idea of multiple points of view and the possibility of diverse coexisting perspectives. Careful, then it’s back to reality!