Fluid Landscapes is a reflection on the perception of identity. It is a sort of body acknowledgment of a constant transformation that induces to reconsider what seems to be already established. In the piece the two bodies relate to their being temporary, to that movement underneath what, on the appearance, can seem static. It is a search of endless temporariness in the skin, bones, flesh, thoughts, memories, fluids and sensations to keep becoming rather than being. The bodies, peeling off the previous to uncover the present moment, discover at every time a new perception of the self and a new relation with the surroundings. Fluid Landscapes pulls the audience in a timeless hypnotic space that has the power to define and refine sensibility; an encounter that arises the consciousness of the shared experience.