Two children stand beneath columns of radiant light, their silhouettes lifted by the very force that surrounds them. From a fractured surface, light rises—not to illuminate, but to carry. What lies beneath is dense, textured, and earthly; what emerges is luminous, vertical, and unbound. The children ascend not physically, but ontologically—drawn upward by a higher field of existence. This work captures a moment where presence becomes elevation, and light becomes the very structure of becoming.