The Lipidopterist

Vasquez leads a peculiar life, dedicated to an obsession that many would find bizarre: collecting human lips. His collection, an assortment of delicate and intricate specimens, serves as both art and a reflection of his tumultuous past. However, his world is thrown into disarray when his ex-wife re-enters his life with a claim to half of his prized collection. As her lawyer steps into the fray, Vasquez must navigate the complexities of love, loss, and ownership.

Caught between the remnants of a once-shared life and the peculiar passion that drives him, Vasquez finds himself at a crossroads. The impending legal battle forces him to confront his emotions and the significance of his collection beyond mere aesthetics. Throughout this journey, he grapples with themes of identity, attachment, and the human experience, all illustrated through the unusual lens of his odd vocation.