As Youth
begins the journey to manhood, he discovers the bond between a man and a woman.
In a 17th century-style garden, two statues seemingly come to life. Exercising
great stamina, the Statue Act performers join together in a harmonious
balancing act that illustrates the reciprocity of love between a man and a
woman. Ultimately, greed proves a more powerful force than love when Man finds
himself tempted with an offer of wealth by the demon-like Stiltman.
Man believes that wealth will give him the ability to possess anything he
so desires. With this power, he can acquire love, like any other possession.
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After learning this, he next finds himself in the confines of a garden. (San Mateo,
California). Here he witnesses a spectacular act of love and grace. The male-female pair,
looking like statues, perform their act upon a lone lily pad, in the center of a pond. It
is here the man learns harmony, balance and the strength of union. The pair, Yves Décoste
and Marie-Laurie Mesnage from Quidam.
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