As climate collapse unsettles the forest, a beech tree suffering from a strange form of anorexia carves a diary into its own bark, searching for a way to let go.
A beech tree suffering from a strange form of anorexia carves a diary into its own bark. In a world unsettled by climate collapse, its fragile body becomes a mirror of our own struggle to adapt. As the seasons pass, the tree wavers between holding on and letting go, searching for a way to live when both the world and the self feel unstable. A quiet fable in which human and plant wounds echo one another.


