Mark Charlesworth

An exhausted visitors' guide at a modern art gallery begins to question her loyalties when she finds herself face-to-face with a vandal.

Asha is a young man with the ability to feel and resonate other people's emotions through physical contact. Turned into a recluse by the burden of his abilities, he is constantly plagued with the predicament of whether he should strip people of their negative emotions but consequently bare the burden himself or does he turn a blind eye, and leave people to their suffering?