The term fluid scenography, which we have chosen as the name of our project, describes the many levels of scenography as we see it – an art that is unstable and constantly changing.

Theatre, and within it scenography itself, changes over generations, adapting to the people and events of a given time, which has its possibilities and limitations.

Our installation is no exception, having undergone many changes from the initial design to the final object.

Based on these considerations, we have created an object of living, fluid scenography. It is represented by a sandbox in which there is a simplified silhouette of Bratislava Castle made of sand, referring to the location of our school. We chose sand as a material because of its potential for constant change. This makes the sandbox a metaphor for theatre as such, and playing with sand expresses the creative process of creation and its limited time span.

We offer visitors the opportunity to become co-authors for a while, to contribute to the process of creating and destroying the scenography and to leave their mark.