Alexandre Joly investigated the site, made field recordings, composed, dismantled, built, and constructed a building, an instrument, and a performance that moves with the wind, made of Sequerciani wind and stone.

Listen to the artist's inner narration and the breathing of Sequerciani.

Over the course of the day, the suns in the pinhole camera multiply until they number in the thousands (6000 - 12’000 suns per sheet) and form dotted graphic structures.

The Sequerciani stones are spirits that transmit ancient memories to those who know how to listen with joy. The stone celebrated under the kiosk at the top of the hill embodies one of these spirits. It lies suspended between two worlds: the physical world, with its laws and gravity, and the magical world of dreams. This stone reminds us of our subtle body, the one that knows how to fly, dissolve, melt, cry, listen and embrace the things around us.