This performance work stages the act of falling as a metaphorical descent through emotional, physical, and philosophical landscapes. Set within an installation — where the scenography itself collapses into the floor and characters named “Image” and “Loser” perform an exploration of identity’s instability, desire, and vulnerability. Through performative text, symbolic gestures, and visual repetition, Maíra constructs an inquiry into the cyclical nature of loss of control and transformation. The fall becomes a site of potential: the fall of progress, the fall of the body, the fall from reality to fiction and back again. Blurring boundaries between character and concept, performance and allegory, this piece presents falling not as failure but as movement of shifting states. It’s about the loop of catching and being caught, of seeking something you might never find, of slipping into yourself and finding something new. Like a spiral, language repeats, stumbles, disappears, and reappears in new forms. The structure isn’t linear—it falls. Just like we do.