Dilution

DILUTION is an experimental short film that explores the friction between resistance and dissolution of the body within matter. Through a dance of detachment and apprehension, the film traces a journey of open skin, exposed pores, and marked hands submerged in the relentless flow of water. Gestures oscillate between holding and releasing, as matter wavers between permanence and disappearance. The sound design is a puncture in itself: the friction of stone and paper, the tearing of skin, the murmur of water dragging along what still lingers. Inspired by processes of erosion and transformation, DILUTION confronts loss as a cycle in which detached fragments ultimately claim the skin as their own. Between mourning and obsessive repetition, between pleasure and abandonment, the film unfolds as a sensorial experience where matter resists vanishing entirely.