The film began with a personal encounter with loss. Through two years of writing and reflection, it gradually became an inquiry into the questions that followed: the nature of longing, the weight of our choices, and the way love reveals itself through absence.

Schrödinger's Wings inhabits the limbo of a woman drifting between artistic desire and emotional dislocation after a catastrophic loss, where memory, imagination, and reality begin to overlap. Drawing on mythology, photography, and the philosophical premise of quantum uncertainty, the film explores how fear, guilt, and hope can shape the reality we inhabit.