Rome, 1968. Pino Pascali is just over thirty years old when he dies in a motorcycle accident at the pinnacle of his artistic career.
Fifty years later, the Pascali Museum at Polignano a Mare in Apulia (Italy), Pino’s land of origin, buys and exhibits his work "Cinque Bachi da Setola e un Bozzolo" (Five Bristle Worms and a Cocoon). Through new and old photographs (some of which taken by Pino himself), the story of a work of art returning to its origins is the opportunity to reflect on Pascali, in a narrative dimension in which space and time bend and disappear.