We seek to investigate the body as a static structure  that is exposed to the degradation of time: it needs to be cared to maintain its qualities. We want to compare it to a building, a molecular structure where all parts are essential for its functioning. Lacking a part, it ends up crumbling.
Monuments are passive agents that wait for missing pieces to make theme complete. A monument has arrows, entrances and exits that allow a dialogue between the inside and the outside. There is no piece made especially for a building, nor a body. Therefore, we have to mold ourselves to what emerges from the outside. It requires time and preservation, on contrary the monument  will end up collapsing.
We intend to create a performance in which our static bodies are tow different monuments displayed in an empty space. It could be a beach, a mountain, a neighborhood, even a museum. 
We will suggest that  the spectator insert objects into habitable spaces in our bodies. The intention of the act will be at the discretion of those who interact with the body\ building. This dialogue will serve as a study of intention and judgment. The visitor will have to interact with the work to get to know it. The interaction will give rise to a speech and a projection that will reveal the interior of this building. The object's path within this architecture will reveal the secrets of these bodies. What you will find or provoke? Do you want to stay, or do you want to leave? Will you meet other objects?