Sitis, the regression of a word
The word sitis is read from both sides. It's a backtrack. Shape perfect. It means thirst. No saturation. Thirst for more and more self.
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The word sitis is read from both sides. It's a backtrack. Shape perfect. It means thirst. No saturation. Thirst for more and more self.
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Written By:Penny Bouska, Maria Laftsidou
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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