an invitation to re-connect with breathing bodies.

a sack of red balloons to store particles of air; a range of markers to inscribe slippages of language; human mouths encountering ways to kiss the lips of one, two, three rubbery bodies.

re-shaped organs, from inside out, from outside in.

balloon's anatomy

thin layers of air transform vacuum into mass, void into density.

full capacity of volumising 'this something between us'.

fragmenting in hale from ex hale.

rebellious desire coexisting through the edges of safety and risk.

sustaining alternative ways of containing, sharing, carrying and caring (for) air.