The word "floèma" is a masculine noun (pl. -i) in botany, derived from the Greek "ϕλοιός" meaning "bark." It refers to a set of tissue elements characterized by the presence of sieve elements that conduct the descending elaborated sap; it is also called the "phloem", "sieve", "phloematic tissue" or "sieve tissue"
This short film explores the inner landscapes of a woman’s mind as she slowly begins to lose touch with reality.
At a certain point, she finds herself wandering through a dense forest, allowing her body to guide her without resistance.
Instinct takes over: her body searches for its origin, yearning for a quiet and safe place where it can finally hold on.
At a certain point, she finds herself wandering through a dense forest, allowing her body to guide her without resistance.
Instinct takes over: her body searches for its origin, yearning for a quiet and safe place where it can finally hold on.
As her journey unfolds, the boundaries between reality and abstraction become increasingly imperceptible, dissolving into a single, fluid experience.
