Still Life

A young woman lives a quiet, isolated life in a small apartment, surrounded by the stillness of everyday objects. Her days pass in a routine of mundane tasks, each moment captured like a frame in a painting. The world outside seems distant, and her connection to it fades into the background of her solitary existence.

As she observes the objects around her—a vase, a window, a chair—the boundary between life and stillness begins to blur. The film explores the nature of existence itself, questioning whether a life without movement is truly alive or merely a dead tableau. Through her journey, the line between the living and the inert becomes increasingly uncertain.