In Philippe Farhat words: "This show is the result of a year and two months of delving into our human nature and makeup, specifically into our essential relationship with life and matter.

Forms follow one another, scattered in the space of existence, as if each one wanders through the spaces of life, retrieving its first self to complete it in its next self. Thus, order is manifested in the chaos of the universe; everything represents a living embodiment of our deep connection to every atom in this existence. We only part to meet in an organized cosmic sequence, completing life as parts of a single, indivisible whole.

We, like all manifestations of this universe, stem from one source. Yet, the paradox lies in the fact that our strongest bonds are revealed and solidified at the moment of breaking, the moment of distance and separation. At this very moment, we connect with all that was ours and we were theirs, in a desperate attempt to restore unity.
Just as matter does: at the point of breaking, its atoms gather to form a new bond that resists disintegration, attempting to remain a single entity. But if it collapses and scatters into parts, it becomes distorted and turns into other forms. It remains in existence, but it will never return to its original state.
Thus, we too live another life after the moment of separation—a life where things are no longer as they were, but become a new entity, redefining our existence anew."

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