Regarding nature as mirror and the city as science lab, the project aims to place humanness on an equal level with the surroundings. The artists will embody diverse physical states that blur the boundaries of what is everyday & non-everyday, right & wrong, cause & effect, audience & performer. The resulting hybrid expressions (textures, images, actions, sounds) have been conceptualized around personal reflections related to the origins of aesthetics, the ecology of body, gender roles in urbanism, and the relationship between spirituality and physical identity. Fulfilling the artists’ interest in the intersection of art, politics and urban life, the piece taps into the politics of space, matter and body, staging “natural” art actions in the tamed or “civilized” nature. Erotic overtones give way to questions regarding mankind’s liberties over nature and our own bodies, making a statement about how these liberties are restricted by aesthetic, social and political conventions.