Jewel takes refuge in her pretty little garden shed turned studio
Jewel, a furniture refinisher whose talent garners local attention, finds herself encouraged to submit a piece to a local art contest. But before her canvas can truly be completed, it demands a profound journey of soul-searching.
Meanwhile, her daughter, Jade, begins conversing with an "imaginary friend." Unbeknownst to them, Jade is a direct conduit to the supernatural, a living link to her lost twin beyond the veil. These manifestations are subtle yet protective, deeply tied to Jewel's emotional state. A burst of brightness might fill the room in moments of heightened emotion, while a fleeting chill in the air signals fear or threat.
As Jewel grapples with her art, a mysterious dark-haired girl keeps reappearing in the paint—a girl Jade affectionately calls "JuJu." With Jewel's nightmares worsening and Jade's connection to her "imaginary friend" deepening, the sightings become increasingly tangible. Jewel is then confronted with a breathtaking realization: love truly transcends the bounds of life and death.