In this surreal and introspective short film from director Ellery Bryan, a solitary artist discovers a profound and unsettling new ability. They realize their own physical form has become a conduit for perception, a lens through which they can project their consciousness to see the world from impossible perspectives. This newfound power begins as a thrilling expansion of reality, allowing them to experience life from the viewpoint of inanimate objects, distant landscapes, and even other people. However, this gift quickly becomes a curse as the boundaries of self start to dissolve. The central conflict emerges as the artist struggles to maintain their own identity and sanity while being pulled deeper into a fragmented, omnipresent state of being. Blending elements of psychological horror with poetic body horror, the film crafts a haunting atmosphere that questions the very nature of perception and the fragile vessel of the human form. As the line between observer and observed vanishes, the artist must confront what remains when the lens is turned inward.