Video performance "Armillae" was commissioned by "Musée National des Arts et Métiers" Le CNAM, Paris for the hall of Scientific Instruments in the Museum.
It was presented during FIAC 2019 (International Fair of Contemporary Art) with prolongation till 27 October 2019.
ARMILLAE (lat. bracelets, circles) is a video-performance constructed around the “armillary sphere”, a site specific immersive project created for the location and adaptable for further exhibitions.
As a six channel installation, ARMILLAE is meant to be projected in the space - on the walls, ceiling and floor (video number 4) of the location. The idea is to engage with the architecture, blurring the boundary between the projected fiction and the reality of the visitor's surrounding. 
ARMILLAE is inspired by resonance of the spiralling movement of astral bodies in humans. Putting the body in the center of galactic motion (performer and spectator), the artist creates shadows that become reality, questioning our capacity to  differentiate between what is real and what is fake - the source and… its shadow. 
Just as if we entered Plato’s cave, each one of us becomes a center of our own galaxy, weaving our reality with reflections of our subjective perceptions.
In times of post-truth, reconnecting with the allegory of the cave echoes the importance of the comment rather than the accuracy of the information in a poetic way, immersing the spectator into a dance with elements and motion of our universe.