I-Ka is the foreigner, the one that comes from elsewhere. His wings carry us away, and make us acknowledge his existence. His encounters, filled with emotions, with glee, with tension—his times of solitude, all prove an intimate onlook on the identity of the bodies. Singularity, plurality? How can we question ourselves about otherness, about the self? ‘When travelling, we accept death.’. Therefore, is mixity the loss of origins or enrichment?

How can ‘bodies’, coming from different horizons, can find common ground while disclosing their own identities? This work deals with differences, with what can unite us, with our way of communicating in a world where we tend to isolate ourselves, protect ourselves.