Art Museum (2am)

The train departs into the night, and instead of a suitcase in my hands, there is fatigue and unspoken words. Between stations, the usual bravado dissolves, leaving only honesty: to be “ten fingers in the ground” for someone and hope that it is not a one-sided story. Everything is painted in a soft powder blue hue, as if emotions have taken on color. A simple scene - the road, the window, the oncoming light - turns into a confession: loud roles and other people's titles are not needed, only those who are ready to lend a shoulder are important.

Director, cinematographer, and editor: Travis Owen