Under the relentless sun, Romain works with natural elements: dead-wood, stones, and dust. Armed with simple tools, he traces, digs, and rakes into the sometimes unyielding, parched earth. Through this process, he explores the connections between man and nature, past and present, art and landscape. The film emphasizes the significance of connection, lines, and walking as a foundational act. It is a visual ode to the dialogue between the ephemeral and the eternal, a tribute to the human effort to reconnect with the essential. With the infinite walk and the subtle dance of dragging feet that draw invisible lines, the artist weaves a symbolic network of interconnected paths.