Our streets are emptier than ever, but our heads are full of landscapes of desires. Connected by collective loneliness, we crave touch from neighbors and strangers. People can no longer find themselves in other people's body cavities and corners. How can our hunger for skin be satisfied – or at least tolerated – in these times of social deprivation?

In the prize-winning poetry film 'Architecture of the free body', poet Adriana Ivanova and filmmaker Danique Jaspers examine how we can use our body and mind as instruments to experience freedom, even when our freedom of movement is limited. Providing stimulating ideas for a lighter life and comfort in a disruptive time.

This film won the category ‘Best Spoken Word’ in the Open Call of 4 & 5 mei comité Amsterdam and DeBalie. It premiered on Dutch national television (VPRO Mondo) and is included in the digital exhibition Corona in de stad at Amsterdam Museum.