In this performance we explored the existential feelings of isolation and the impossibility to establish connection to other human beings. Adam being inside the inflatable object was present, but excluded from interaction, encapsulated in hermetically iin the enclosed environment with limited supply of air.

Me being outside his habitat I tried to break in. The interaction was impossible due to the vinyl wall.  We rolled Adam’s capsule around, viewers had to defend their spaces in the gallery by holding their hands against the see-through inflatable. 

At some moments I could not breathe being under the plastics rolling over me and at the same time I worried about Adam’s limited oxygen amount inside the air-tide object.  

At some point I left. Adam was alone. At that moment the sense of loneliness was very heavy. He crawled into a passive position and stayed there until everybody left.

The performance was accompanied by improvised music by one of the viewers.