Toto the tiger escapes from the local circus. While a person wanders the streets pondering the tiger's whereabouts, the creature terrorises a small town. Its presence is spreading fear far beyond the town’s borders. But is the tiger truly just an animal?

When night descends upon the world, a time for rest and quiet is meant to follow. Yet, in the looming calm, a rupture unfolds—vibrations, frenzy, ceaseless motion. For some, the night is marked by sleeplessness, a realm of unease and shapeshifters.

After a rupture, confusion takes hold of the house: interior and exterior views blur—of both the house and its inhabitant. Shapes merge and dissolve into one another. How does one rediscover the self in a once-familiar space? How can it be made a home again?

In a cave, it awakens—a puppet with a human form but no life. Through contact with insects, animals, and nature, it absorbs vitality and gradually comes alive. As boundaries blur, it begins to experience and understand the eternal cycle of life and death.

At the edge of the world, a solitary maple tree stands, bearing thousands of seeds that transform into butterflies. Amid sterile tools and static glass plates, the microscope reveals glimpses of a vibrant, colourful world and a boundless love story.

Rhythmic loops, constant flow, a continuous cycle. Living beings merge and unite to become something new at the same time. The view inside the human body expands and ultimately becomes an external perspective: humanity being trapped in the point of permanence.

Beyond the TV screen, the speaker watches women in a distant land struggle for survival. It was the day she realised that this death might be hers. And so she vows to be reborn in a free land - free from the contamination of the gaze of others and their dictate.