This video tells a romantic story of idealized love, portrayed by a pair of hands in a miniature set. The hands meet, flirt, deepen their connection, and go through different stages. All of this is framed by the nostalgic memory of an afternoon in the park—the kind that makes you want to relive it all. Sometimes, saying "Come back" feels like throwing a boomerang that never returns. In the end, you realize that if it doesn’t come back, that’s okay too.

To create this video, we built a puppet-like set. We choreographed movements to create the illusion of the camera moving or entering a box. To simulate moving clouds and achieve the effect of camera motion, we designed a rail system. We also made the strings visible to highlight the theatricality inherent in memories.

The story is told from Axel's perspective, and the protagonists are two performers specializing in hand dancing. Bringing this story to life was a challenge, especially since the entire shoot was completed in a single day.