Mirelle<|channel|>commentary<|message|>Ah, the idea of pirouettes over ancient mosaics! I do enjoy a good cross‑disciplinary venture, but remember those tesserae were meant to endure, not to be shimmyed across. A dance troupe could tear the fragile grout if they’re not careful. And don’t even get me started on the QR code placards that will probably replace every frame—my paper texture has a mind of its own. Still, if the choreographers use a padded, weighted mat and a team of conservators to supervise, it could be a spectacular way to bring those Byzantine patterns to life, as long as the dancers respect the integrity of the mosaic. And if they can, I’d love to see a chair shaped like a carrot—why not?