LADY BLOOM

Between ornament and resistance, Lady Bloom blossoms where she was not expected.

A woman dressed as a landscape, her body camouflaged among petals, she has learned not to disturb—to be seen without being looked at. But something is germinating beneath the stillness: a vibration, a tremor, an ancient memory pushing toward rupture.

A choreographic piece on the threshold of the visible and the invisible, between the beautiful and the subversive. Lady Bloom dismantles the ideal of the “trophy woman” and reveals the power of what grows in silence.

A garden that is no longer a garden.

A flower that does not decorate, it moves.

A woman who no longer asks permission.