Blue is composed of a single blue frame; the ultramarine blue created by the French artist Yves Klein. Faced with this light, the spectator feels surrounded, trapped and imagines movements, forms that meet and distance themselves. Through a fixed and primary element, the film invites to dream, to project a personal fantasy on the blue surface.

In The Blue Room a blue space replaces Blue's monochromatic screen, while two artists create their own interpretation of the film. Moreno Bernardi uses his body as a language and Gigi Piscitelli uses his music.

To complete the proposal, Anna Mastrolitto of LiveSoundtracks and Bernardi set up a didactic project that brings together the students of the MEATS (Master in Ephemeral Architecture and Temporary Spaces) of Elisava, students of the ESDi (Escola Superior de Disseny), and a group of young professionals from the SAE Creative Media Institute Barcelona to build, jointly, a dream space to get lost and meet.