A circus artist loses all his work after a pandemic shook the world as we knew it.
At the end of the lockdown, the Clown-Juggler Artist hits the road on his three-wheeled motorbike and seeks to rediscover his street, his public space, his workplace where he can perform his shows and meet people again. He reflects on the right to housing, nomadism and the importance of seeing our planet as a home for all its inhabitants. In poetic and clownish language, he presents these ideas to the first visitors to his home, in a promise of renewal, unity, hope and a desire to create a better future. In T0+1 these forces are explored – Dynamic Maximum Tension – interpreting them through movement, manipulation of objects and creating a relationship between the human body and the functionalities of this Dymaxion micro unit, on three wheels, with a Forvel-Casal engine. In addition to its stage function, the Camota is also an installation in itself, which the public can visit before or after the show, also functioning as a means of promoting and raising awareness of the project.