This is a film that moves like touch itself, organisms and machines and pure geometry colliding into states that shouldn't exist but do. Every frame is designed to make you feel something your eyes shouldn't be able to feel. You're not watching a story unfold. You're experiencing the sensation of boundaries dissolving, and once you surrender to that logic, there's nothing else like it.

Living creatures, manufactured objects, geometric shapes and lines meet on screen, and each meeting opens up a new direction. Drawn to that direction as if it were a sense of touch, these elements pursue it endlessly. The film is an abstract piece about tactility rather than a story, inviting the viewer to simply give in to the flow of its images.