Openness and desire for dialogue are the distinctive traits of Julien Creuzet’s career, called upon to represent France at the Biennale dedicated to the Global South. The Franco-Caribbean artist (born in 1986 in Le Blanc-Mesnil, France; raised in Martinique) turns the Pavilion into a space irrigated by fluids that reveals a collective imaginary populated by divine presences recalled by the title-poem. This complex and sensory environment makes place to videos, sculptures, musical sequences, and olfactory stimulations, inviting visitors to experience “togetherness”.