Two weeks after meeting each other, we set out for Namibia. Just the two strangers, a rented car, and a single camera - no crew, no safety net. For one week, we crossed the emptiness of the desert together: abandoned towns, salt pans, shifting dunes. Every day was an experiment, every shot a leap of trust. This collaboration was as raw and unplanned as the landscapes themselves. I staged and performed; Ábel captured the fleeting moments. Out of nothing but light, sand, and silence, a visual dialogue was born. What started as a spontaneous journey became a story of trust, isolation, and creation at the edge of the world.  – And then we've become strangers again.