“The Triumph of Fame” is one of a collection of six poems by Petrarch (1304-1374) titled “I Trionfi”, which describe the phases of life by opposing virtues in duels: Fame wins over Death but is defeated by Time and Eternity.
In the backstage of a theatre, beyond the scenery, welcomes Marie-Caroline Hominal one guest at a time. In this performance the artist strips down the codes of theatrical artifice in a phantasmagorical and intimate one-to-one encounter.