Seeking alternatives to polarized debates with the return of wolves to the Montagne Limousine (France), a small group composed of pastoralists, local residents, nature park managers, herders, artists, landscapers, mediators, mid-mountain guides, a mayor, an emergency physician, and ethologists participated in a cultural mediation process led by Quartier Rouge association. Five years of joint experiments, somatic practices, artistic creation, and research created a space for joint transformation, aiming for a culture of cohabitation and mutual regeneration along with wolves at the pastoral scale. Through the adventure of creating situated practices that aim to embody a large diversity of pastoral existence, the group attempts to complement naturalist knowledge and technical approaches with individual, practice and milieu transformations.

Dwelling perspectives seeks to investigate and invent forms of urban dwelling on the level of the body, of gestures of the everyday, with and within the public space of a city. The film attempts to grasp the shape of the city making practice developed in Tainan City.