Leonardo da Vinci: Anatomie Spirituali (spiritual anatomies) is the second stage of Raphael Bianco's Ergo Sum project for EgriBiancoDanza, dedicated to the concept of existence and inspired by the insights of great thinkers. The work pays homage to Leonardo on the 500th anniversary of his death and explores the body between immobility and movement, as in a process of anatomical dissection that generates surreal, poetic and even comical images. The choreography draws inspiration from anatomical drawings and the Vitruvian Man, recalling Laban's kinesphere and the relationship between muscles, proportions and emotions. The performance is divided into three parts that reflect on the body, motion and the human condition. The sound dimension combines the minimalist music of Alessandro Cortini, natural sounds and Renaissance references.