Plot

A renowned aging sculptor seeking revival and an aspiring model chasing immortality are drawn into the twisted depths of the New York City art scene, where they become entangled with "the fire of their own creation."

"Before art is born, the artist must be ready to be consumed by the fire of his own creation." Auguste Rodin Twisted is a psychological exploration of the ambition, power, and sacrifice behind artistic creative practices. Set in New York City's ruthless art sphere, the film follows Eirika Vanderstein (Amazing Amy Harlib), an aging sculptor clinging to her fading legacy, and Alexa Patterson (Alyssa Labrie), an aspiring model chasing immortality. Their paths collide in a fateful casting where art, body, and soul become indistinguishable. Eirika, haunted by irrelevance, sculpts herself into her work, molding her body like clay in search of a muse worthy of her next masterpiece. Alexa, trapped in the limbo of normalcy, dreams of eternal recognition but is confronted with an industry that demands pieces of her soul in return. As Alexa navigates indifferent gatekeepers and moral compromises, she is forced to choose between fleeting success and righteous anonymity. Through a satirical and surreal lens, Twisted exposes the insatiable hunger of the creative world-a machine that devours genius, commodifies bodies, and transforms creative vision into capital. Inspired by Rodin's Gates of Hell, the film unearths the disturbing drives behind artistic legacy and the cost of being remembered. When art is both salvation and destruction, what do artists and muses get to give up to live forever?