In the intimate and emotionally charged short film "Collage," a young artist finds their creative process and personal life becoming dangerously intertwined. As they meticulously assemble a physical collage from fragments of photographs and memorabilia, the boundaries between artistic expression and lived reality begin to blur. What starts as a simple project soon morphs into a haunting exploration of memory, obsession, and the pieces of ourselves we choose to preserve or discard. The film crafts a tense, psychological atmosphere, playing with elements of drama and subtle surrealism as the protagonist's work on the collage starts to eerily influence their perceptions and relationships. This compelling narrative delves into the cost of artistic obsession, asking how far one can go in reconstructing the past before losing grip on the present.