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Three women in teal dresses sit on stage, each with a microphone. One woman gestures with her hands while speaking or singing. The setting appears to be outdoors at night. • Eleonora Fisco

Magma is incandescent poetic matter rising from the depths of the collective feminine unconscious. It is both a love story and a tale of chaos, a search for the sacred, a tension between rootedness and displacement. Magma takes shape as a monster and an embrace, as disruption and intimacy, a force that unsettles while it heals. It is the key to crossing the thresholds of our own resistance to flow, breaking open what is silenced or repressed.

Here, words become the point of fusion: what lies unspoken ignites, burning into existence as it bursts forth in the voices of Eleonora Fisco, Giulia Sara Arcovito, and Antigone (a.k.a Eugenia Giancaspro). Their performance transforms language into fire, weaving a shared space where poetry is no longer just spoken but embodied, chanted, and released as a collective surge.

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