The Dead of Light

Light and darkness—two forces locked in constant struggle. Here, they clash in a way that unsettles. It is not the light that prevails, but the darkness that takes over. “The Dead of Light” reveals a world ruled by darkness. Tunnels, vaults, and cellars set the stage—places where light barely reaches. Here, light fights back, pushing against the boundaries of shadow. But the darkness is massive, almost tangible. The light? Uncertain, fleeting. These images are raw and grainy, as if they, too, are struggling to hold onto the light. They capture the tension between hope and despair, between what is seen and what remains hidden. What appears to be light at the end of the tunnel may be nothing more than a fracture in the darkness—temporary, uncertain, an illusion. “The Dead of Light” leaves the battle between light and darkness unresolved. Darkness is inescapable—it waits, it consumes, it remains.