For this interactive artistic work, the company will invite the public to build a collective temporary art piece with modelling clay. The landscape will temporarily change as the public creates and shapes clay figures on the trees under the guiding eyes of the artists. The sculptors will let their imagination run wild as they give voice to their emotions through the expression of the characters they create, leaving them for all to see in a popular location. The public will be able to see the clay masks day after day, like an evocative yet fleeting image that fades away with time, wind and rain. The performance will end with the captivating polyphonic sounds of singers from the La Paillette workshops, conducted by Craig & Denise Schaffer of the MZE SHINA Association.