Fluides reflexively questions the legacies that link generations of circus artists*: the transmission of knowledge, experience and expertise, but also of break-ups, traumas and grievances. As a bearer of memories and as a relay, our body disseminates the rites that convey values that are respected or transgressed. The form of transmission, its content, its sources and its consequences for the generations it links remains an indispensable lever for breaking with accepted norms. Fluides is an autobiographical creation process, a space for intergenerational encounters that seeks to bring out memories, remembrance and identity in connection with the history of the human body, both intimate and social.