A performance that begin with some people who create many paper ships using the origami technique. On the ships a child wrote down the prayer of Voltaire contained in the last pages of his Treatise on Tolerance.

Once they have been built, the ships are distributed to the spectators. Later, using the same technique and thanks to the essential aid of the audience, a single, bigger ship is built. The single pages of the book, which had been earlier cut and glued one next to the other in order to create a 2x4 metre-large paper, forms it. While people bend and bend again the big paper, a child voice-over reads Voltaire’s prayer: “No longer then do I address myself to men…”