Transhumància Artificial 3.9 is a circus performance with a dystopian tone and touches of surrealism that invites the audience to question and reflect on the consequences of the imbalance between the natural and technological environments.

The show warns of the risk of an irreversible disconnection between human practices and their physical and community dimensions.

We are placed at the beginning of the 22nd century: after the third World Apocalypse, the supply of basic goods has collapsed and digital technology has become obsolete; farmers and herders had been warning of the disaster for decades, since the great droughts of the previous century. The new paradigm forces us to look back.

In this context, a future shepherd, solitary and transhumant, crosses a devastated landscape, seeking new ways to dodge boredom, fight depression, stimulate creativity and open new paths. The piece is a hybrid circus composition that explores the relationship between body, object and space through independent scenes — small capsules that travel through the artist’s universe and reveal its poetics.