Me, in conversation with myself – about childhood, AI, and the beauty of the unnecessary. A quiet dialogue about imagination, origin, and the question why beauty should never need an excuse. About castles made of cardboard, about a forest in Tyrol, and the sense of wonder that somehow remained.

In a Milanese palazzo lives Contessa Ludovica di Brera, a woman devoted to collecting imperfection. In this fictional interview, she speaks of broken porcelain, of fire, flaws, and truth. A story by Daniel Weiss about beauty in decay and the play between reality and imagination.

The Beauty of the Flaw tells the story of Contessa Ludovica di Brera, a Milanese collector who turns kiln accidents into art. Her world is one of elegance and collapse — a reflection on imperfection, beauty, and time. Created by Daniel Weiss as part of his DWHH series of post-documentary narratives, exploring design, decay, and the truth within fiction.