Winner of the second edition of RE: Humanism Art Prize, Francesco Luzzana constructs a performance suspended between the real and the virtual. Object Oriented Choreography is a collaborative performance in which the audience and performer try to impersonate and empathize with contemporary digital platforms, with particular attention to their relational and logistic aspects. Through a combined effort of imagination, listening and direct involvement, the audience and the performers participate in OOC in a process of empathy with the non-human identified, in what Luzzana defines as “the zone”.