What you hear changes what you think you see.
You don’t choose where to look. You choose who to listen to.
A story is never handed over all at once.
A gesture seen through the window opposite can look like a promise. Listen to another voice and it may turn into a lie. The three scenes go on together: you can switch channel whenever you like, but you can never hear everything at once.
Watch
Three lit windows, three scenes happening at the same moment in the same place.
Choose
Each window has its own audio channel. You select it on your headphones.
Listen
Follow one voice while the other scenes carry on before your eyes.
Piece it together
Switch channel whenever you like. Another point of view can overturn what you thought you knew.
What can happen behind a window
And what if it were only one version? The tension lives in the gap between what you see and what you hear.
- A quarrel.
- A betrayal.
- A love affair.
- An alleged crime.
Your version isn’t the only one.
The person next to you saw the same scene and heard another story. A different choice of channel, or a second viewing, reveals connections that stayed invisible the first time.
Questions
Can I switch channel during the show?
Yes, whenever you like. Each window matches a channel on the multichannel headphones: you move from one voice to another while the scenes go on.
Can I hear all three scenes?
Not at the same time, and that is the heart of the experience. You can come back and choose another voice: the story changes.
Where does it take place?
In urban spaces: courtyards, squares, building fronts, cultural venues. The place changes from city to city; you will find it on each date’s page.
Do I need to know the story beforehand?
No. Each version stands on its own; it is the other two that change its meaning.