Stature of Light captures the moment when light takes on an upright form—as if it were a living presence standing up. The vertical beams are not passive illumination but structured, intentional forms, suggesting that light itself possesses agency.

The diagonal ray intersecting the composition introduces a contrasting directionality. Rather than serving purely as a compositional element, it is positioned to suggest interaction—specifically, a line of communication directed toward the two children standing below.

The figures at the base are kept small to emphasize the scale of the luminous structure while anchoring the scene in human perspective. The color palette of green, gold, and white was selected to evoke a sense of grounded wonder, distancing the image from conventional space imagery.

This work presents light as an active participant—something that stands, reaches, and initiates contact.