At 92 years old, sculptor Leo Vinci has several unfulfilled dreams: one is to tackle the block of marble waiting for him in the courtyard; he wants to confront it head-on, like sumo wrestlers. He also dreams of camping by the sea again, where the shapes of nature breathe new meanings into him. Meanwhile, in his workshop, he molds, welds, builds machines, and welcomes his ghosts. Between poetic observation and cinematic portrait, the film immerses itself in a world where creation becomes ritual, creative obsession, and resistance. And it offers us a revolutionary idea: two hands are enough to change things.