"Om in Rai” meaning ”Man in Heaven" in Romanian is a deliberate paradox.

It evokes a multi layered concept - the sacredness of Romania’s old-growth forests, often called the "lungs of Europe" or "heaven on earth" for their biodiversity and spiritual significance.

The irony of human greed: While "man in heaven" suggests transcendence, the reality is man’s destruction of heaven -the ancient Carpathians through illegal logging, corporate exploitation, and ecological sin.

"Om" a sacred sound in many traditions, symbolizes harmony, unity, and the divine, qualities these forests embody, but which are being erased by industrial greed.

With this title challenge the viewer: Are we  divine beings or are we destroyers?