Immaculate explores love, devotion, and surrender through a surreal body-horror fable.

A man willingly submits himself to an intimate ritual with a strange and enigmatic feline. As her body mutates into something vast, ancient, and fecund, he offers himself completely.

Inspired by the reproductive cycles and courtship rituals of insects and arachnids, Immaculate reframes courtship as an act of surrender, asking what remains when the self is given over entirely.

Originally produced in a 9:16 portrait format, Immaculate explores how an unconventional frame can transform composition and movement, turning a format often associated with fleeting content into a space for myth, ritual and dreamlike narrative.