GEMINI is a flying ride about the fear of being reduced to an image shaped by others. Guided by Alma’s recovered diary, riders descend into an underworld formed by the distance between who she is and who she feels she must become to be accepted.
The journey moves through three forms of fear: a ritual promising her desired face, a river exposing hidden shame, and a dance with faceless figures, where the boundary between liberation and self-loss begins to blur. Drawing on Eastern and Western visions of the underworld, GEMINI reframes appearance anxiety as the fear of losing control over how we are seen.
Technology may change the face, but it cannot free us from an internalized gaze.
















