Marl seeks the deep inner caverns and that which breathes in the dark. A quiet journey to the heart of stone and the unexpected light that penetrates within. The veins of the rock, lost stones, the desolation and small life. Only to leave you there with an ever-changing perspective on this mysterious landscape.

"Transit" is a 16mm film poem with a soundtrack by Martin Bergande, a visual journey with the aid of tangential force and the means of transport car, train, ship and aeroplane across the internal borders of the EU to the external edges of Europe.

It's about. Of a man, of a panic, of a fury. Of a war. A fright. But it may be something else.

A machine dreams.

There is a story circulating among Zen Buddhist monks about two types of monks. First ones are settled and spend all their life in a monastery, they are identified with the blue mountains, while others are like white clouds – constantly traveling from one place to another. In the film, the filmmaker and Won Bo Sunim, a Lithuanian woman who decided to go to South Korea more than 20 years ago and become a Zen monk, embark on a journey in the mountains of South Korea.

The luminous flora, volcanic geographies, and plunging horizons of the Gondwana Rainforest in the eastern ranges of Australia metamorphose into an imaginary landscape.