Event Horizon (Arc of Light: A Rainbow Spectrum in Glass) Print Abstract Photography

Suspended in a field of absolute black, a single prismatic arc reads like a horizon line distilled to its purest gesture—half celestial body, half incision of light. The color migrates from violet through embered gold to a cool, glacial blue, suggesting time-lapse and atmosphere compressed into one breath, where warmth and chill coexist without resolving. Its taut curvature holds the eye in a quiet tension between ascent and descent, evoking a threshold: the moment before dawn, or the afterimage of an eclipse, where absence becomes the stage for radiance. In this spare composition, space is not emptiness but reverence, amplifying the arc’s fragile insistence that even minimal form can carry a cosmology.