Fnico Feldmann and Itamar Glucksmann are accustomed to working as a duo to bear witness to what underlies their humanity. But this latest creation was conceived as a trio.

They share their sensitivity and benevolence with this beech, this counterpart, another representative of the living world. Directed by Benjamin De Matteïs, they speak of the passage of time, of our fragility in a cosmos that surpasses us, of their way of resisting chaos, of reaching for the heights while anchoring themselves to terra firma. These desires are almost metaphysical. They find an obvious and luminous correspondence in the simple presence of this tree, which then becomes a partner. Although its longevity is difficult for us to grasp, the tree carries within it much of the human condition in its strength and vulnerability.