In a galaxy far, far away, there’s a fable about princesses who left on intergalactic travels by spaceship venturing towards “somewhere else” and a future home.
Space is the Place takes us to a dimension suspended between dream and real life, a “Space Oddity” that leaves from space and arrives in the Nevada Desert, whose colors are lit up at night by the Burning Man festival.
Landing in this bizarre world feels predestined, because as you look at this world-famous festival via satellite its shape in a desert that’s dazzling by day and teeming with lights at night is a “C”, a sort of shamanic reference to Coccinelle’s space princesses, a signpost like a tattoo on the face of the earth.
