Returning in Dark Matter traces a luminous form drawn backward through the cosmos—pulled not by gravity alone, but by memory inscribed in space.

A solitary beam crosses the celestial field, folding time into matter. Surrounding textures ripple with unseen resistance, as if space itself remembers what passed through. Light does not vanish—it returns, refracted through layers of silence and forgotten force.

This work evokes a moment of return through density and distance, where presence re-emerges from the depths of unseen history.