Landing is a circus-dancer duo where the fall becomes the engine of the choreography. Gravity and flight take place. Two men, singular and together, singularly together. Two men who fall and get up. Emotion and poetry then emerge through the variations in energy of the gestures and then through the links that are woven in this duality. This bouncing space participates in the evolution of suspended bodies. Playing on opposites and complementarities, this dance, sometimes aerial, impactful, slowed down and energetic, is a score which gives pride of place to individuals and personalities with the constant concern of keeping a link between them. In a situation of support or extreme contact, the gesture that is declined in space is from the smallest to the most spectacular. The dancers upset their bodies, their perceptions, their emotions, their landmarks, their dances.