"I am not this suit" is the name of this simple act of many people who expose their human suits, with their "trajines" (burdens), in a place visible to the public, without tapes or filters, without taking refuge behind a constructed identity, representing the collective conscience as a single being. Some of those who participate do so for an unconditional love of art, others for living that unique and unrepeatable adventure, but many, the majority, do it to face themselves, whether on a physical, social, psychological, emotional or spiritual level.

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Each participant battles against itself, its fears, its demons, in such a critical moment, so vulnerable and at the same time, so free, that they have nothing left but to love and cling to themselves as a being and not as a body. Participants and spectators are expected to be able to release their human bustle, even if for a truly short few minutes during the construction of the play.

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“However, it is not known what each person felt, there are infinite possibilities. My role as an artist is to offer some tools, and place together the right stage, so that, collectively and individually, we can all experience unity and the Human Suit effect for an instant, ”says Man Yu.