In Temporal Depths, I choreographed shifting spectrums to inhabit space like liquid architecture. Light, here, is not illumination, it is presence, sculpting void into vivid sensation. Time becomes tactile, the ephemeral becomes embodied. This is not about seeing light, but feeling it as an ecology of emotion and awareness. Each transition in luminosity alters the atmosphere, subtly dislocating the self, drawing the observer inward, and revealing the fragile threshold between perception and reality. In this way, light becomes not object, but experience, a mirror to our consciousness.