Sparks is a participatory project based on a simple act: children read adults their future in the palm of their hands, as a hopeful gesture and as a break with the past.  SPARKS puts us in the situation of interpretation of the body, providing the viewer with an unique view of the world and making children become future tellers and bearers of magical powers for a while. 

Delicate and mysterious, this performance is based on three elements: the hands, which are the part of the body most exposed to the world, the point of contact between different generations; the reading of hands, used as a game to express imagination and desires; the hats, which represent the playful echo of the helmets which, once worn, protect children from the direct gaze of adults. 

In Sparks the relationship between adults and children is thus overturned, as it is this latter who speaks to us about our future: will we listen to them?