In coherence with the theme, we want to introduce the universal, primitive and traditional nature of the characters into South America’s modern landscape and demographic. Juxtaposed against the city architecture and the mundane rhythm of ordinary people on the streets of America, we hope to bring out a fresh dynamic with the inclusion of an almost other-worldly character birthed from a highly intuitive shamanic vision quest. Beyond the mechanical pulse of work office life, we hope the characters will challenge societal norms of conformity and identity, as they perform and dance to the rhythm of self-expression, truth and life. At last, the 7 characters will meet in a common ground in South America in a final performance.

Each of the characters will take up a screen in the exhibition to show the unique interactions they had with South America's citizens and the urbanscape of the streets. This immersive exhibition will throw audiences into the various dichotomies of new versus old, modern versus traditional, me versus them, self versus world. It will get people thinking about their true identity in an era where the discernment between truth and stories are getting increasingly difficult. The process of knowing the truth about “who we are”, begets the question of “where we come from”, and “where do we go next”. The art triggers an essential starting point to get a society to reconnect back into their roots so that a progressive future can be constructed rightfully.