Ins­pi­red by the cons­quests of the North Pole narra­ted in the novel “Brother in Ice” by Ali­cia Kopf, ICEBERG sets off on an epic jour­ney in search of the invi­si­ble. The rou­te of a group of peo­ple, who­se main goal is to move for­ward on their way, some­ti­mes together, some other times in their own soli­tu­de. Move for­ward, loo­king for their pla­ce and their way of being, going through inner storms, fro­zen grounds and deep pla­ces. A jour­ney that cros­ses dif­fe­rent emo­tio­nal landscapes.

But ICEBERG is, abo­ve all, ice. Ice is a geo­graphic set­ting of spe­ci­fic fea­tu­res: bla­zing, infi­ni­te, uns­ta­ble, sub­mer­ged… Cho­reo­graphic metaphor of every artis­tic crea­tion, reflec­tion of the cons­tant search, the silent voi­ce of per­sis­ten­ce. That is to say, the con­quest of one’s self towards oneself.