We enter a forest bathed in moonlight. Surrounded by flowers and strange creatures, we encounter a spectral shape, which reproduces our every movement. Soon threads weave around us, connecting all things to others and to ourselves. We are slowed down, entangled in the environment. Then a wave of crystal covers all living things, and transforms the whole forest. We attune into it, until we melt into it.

It is about slowing down, becoming connected with and entangled in a natural environment. In between science fiction visions of the 60s and contemporary philosophy, it calls for facing our unpredictable present, practice ways of being in the world and acquire new powers of action.