Laxus

Laxus

2025

Laxus explores the relationship between camera movement and pictorial stroke. Each gesture that composes it is conceived as a brushstroke and executed with a movement that begins tense and becomes relaxed and free, letting go of the arm, emphasizing the physical act of filming rather than the visual one.

Directed by Pablo Arenas

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