An art collector reflects on her life in old age, recalling her experiences and memories. Her friend, a psychoanalyst, narrates her story. Together, they discuss avant-garde art from the first half of the 20th century. The film combines black and white and color images with sound to create a vivid emotional atmosphere. Running for 13 minutes, "The Sand Collectors" offers a personal perspective on the evolution of art during a significant period.

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