Figura Serpentinata features four female dancers adopting dynamic, sculptural poses. As the film progresses, these body-sculptures reach a crescendo before gracefully collapsing to the floor. Through layered framing, the camera heightens a sense of both unity and chaos as the figures dissolve—reflecting the dancers' interdependence within a continuous cycle of breakdown and renewal. The work draws inspiration from Giambologna’s Mannerist masterpiece, Abduction of the Sabine Women (1581–83, Florence).