LANDSCAPERS

Traces of a gigantic meteorite link together in a chain reaction.
A planetarium theater invites you to lie down and gaze up at the blue sky.

Audience seating for this performance consists of tarps spread across the grass.
Two key elements shape the story:
1: Tektite―natural glass formed from terrestrial materials that melt during a meteorite impact.
2: “Six degrees of separation”―the idea that people, objects, and events are connected within six steps.
Drawing on these elements, the piece creates a planetarium experience where you gaze at the blue sky rather than the night sky.
You may sit or lie down, freely observing everyday life through the sky and landscapes before you.
The trace of a colossal meteor sets off a chain of reactions within the soil before us, within cycles of matter. These connections extend to people, to objects, and perhaps… to this very moment.