It is the chaos of creation that reveals itself!
These fantastic and fantasized figures are summoned by an actor, alone in the theater, grappling with a work in the making and still nascent. The actor-creator proposes, to face the disorder and the artistic confusion, to exit the loop of repetition, to seek the line of flight, to transform oneself through what one creates, even if it means embracing the fumbling and the wandering.
In the middle of this improbable patchwork, the central figure of Crusoe, demiurge creator of a world-island-workshop-theater, questions the powerful legacy of the myth of the Western person: voluntarist, determined to model the universe that surrounds them in their image.