Organization is a familiar, convenient, and efficient – some would say necessary – form of existing. Like synchronizing a schedule. Life as a musical score.

Orchestration offers thought about organization that does not rest on the one but on the many. Meaning, organization is a form of power in numbers. Holding together different and varied individuals: in a group, as an ensemble, a team, and for putting on a show. An arena where the product, the purpose – in short, existence – precedes and harnesses the personal and private interest. An amalgamation where difference and dissimilarity resonate together and harmonize. A combination that exposes that everything does not necessarily go with everything.

Orchestration objectifies and reduces man into a function, an instrument, a tool, in order to disconnect our abilities from the context of everyday life, so as to cultivate and perfect the abilities in themselves. To allow one to find himself in his action, become who he is by virtue of his conduct. An opportunity to understand ourselves further and beyond the private (image).

Be a part of something greater than yourself.