Air, as strange as it may seem, takes place in an elevator.

One fine day, two neighbors, two people who barely know each other, when going down to the street from their apartments in a very high building in a big city, find themselves in the elevator which is unexpectedly blocked. Faced with this situation, with the forced coexistence in a very small environment, faced with worry, uncertainty and little by little, the awareness of an increasingly rarefied air, the two neighbors help each other to calm down by inhaling and exhaling air, first in a hurried way but gradually in a calmer, more relaxed and deeper way.

This performance is a fable of commitment to the well-being of one of our universal goods told through the skill of the dancers and the magic of 3D projections.