Amorphophallus (2026)

Artūras cultivates calm by nursing bargain-bin botanicals back to life in his garden. Given Lithuania's harsh climate, one standout specimen is the exotic Amorphophallus—a plant notorious for its stench of decomposing flesh. For Artūras, that odor is nothing unusual; he spends his days as an autopsy technician. His delicate perception of the world blends the opposing forces of existence and mortality. He reveals his authentic reflections, hidden beneath a profession many would find grim. Much like the scent of the corpse flower itself.