The Domestication of the Stone is a 60 minute film exploring the journey that stone takes from its raw, natural state to its diverse uses in modern society. This visually stunning documentary immerses viewers in the enchanting landscapes where stone originates, then guides them through the intricate process of extraction and transformation.

Beginning in remote natural settings, viewers witness the untouched beauty of stone in its pristine environment. From there, the film delves into the depths of the earth, revealing the extraction process from mines and the meticulous craftsmanship involved in shaping stone into usable blocks.

Transitioning to marble workshops, the documentary showcases the skillful artistry of stone carving and polishing, highlighting the delicate balance between human craftsmanship and the raw material. These scenes offer a glimpse into the age-old traditions and dedication required to work with stone.

As the narrative unfolds, viewers are transported to urban landscapes where stone takes on new forms and functions in architecture, sculpture, and urban design. Accompanied by an enigmatic ambient and experimental soundtrack, we witness the transformation of stone into architecture, sculpture, and urban elements, creating abstract patterns that challenge our perception of reality.

Accompanied by an evocative soundtrack, the film invites viewers on a sensory journey that challenges perceptions and deepens appreciation for the enduring beauty and significance of stone in our world. "The Domestication of the Stone" transcends its documentary label to become a poetic ode to the timeless material that has shaped civilizations and continues to inspire awe today.

Note: the WIP cut of the film is available open request as it still an ongoing process.