In as many episodes of the monthly live magazine ‘Mosaïque des Lexiques’ (Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers, Paris), Peeters presented 3 short performances. Each one of them related to a specific element in the history of psychiatry.
In the first performance he mused – while singing – on the history and meaning of the word 'Confabulations', a term coined in 1901 by German neurologist Carl Wernicke.
In the second one he listed a number of neuropsychiatric disorders – again while singing. He also attempted to understand why these ‘anomalies of the brain’ fascinate and disturb.
No singing in the third performance. In a short audio piece, Peeters delved deep into personal childhood memories in order to remember his first encounters with alterity.