Pinocch-io is a path that comes from a personal focus on the frailty and ambiguity of being there, now, as human and living beings. A reflection on the desire to recognize oneโs body; a human body that in its multiple uniqueness and its naked disarmament moves in a condition of im-balance and tension, between fiction and truth, natural and artificial, light and darkness, life and death. My gaze lies on the archetypal figure of Pinocchio, on that imagined body that projects itself into a liminal, suspended space, and in its continuous and obstinate effort to free its deep nature and to make that step forward to get into (its) dreamed world. My body connects to the โfigur-Iโ in an act of presence, and is reflected in Pinocchioโs endless desire to become flesh and gaze. Through movement he trains his return to the living body, makes space for childhood memories, and tries to reconstruct that desire, that transformative passage, that feeling, that visceral need to be there.