Entre Petalos y Vagones

We follow the journey of a bouquet that travels from hand to hand among four characters within the metro network. Each of them receives it in a different context and interprets it in a singular way as a gesture of affection, a burden, a relief, or a mere formality, and then passes it on to the next person. The bouquet functions as a double metaphor: on the one hand, for the organic, branching complexity of the transport system; on the other, for the emotional and biographical density of those who inhabit it in transit.
The journey, both physical and symbolic, comes to a close when the bouquet returns to its point of origin: the first person who set it in motion. In this way, the initial gesture comes back full circle, underscoring the cyclical, invisible, and shared nature of the fleeting bonds woven in the metro.