Creation frames the instant when light precipitates a world. A white atmospheric field occupies the upper two-thirds, diffusing toward a soft horizon near the lower third. From this field, subdued vertical bands descend; below them, a cool blue ground gathers into low, landlike shapes. The structure reads atmosphere → threshold → seed-matter. Time flows downward: light first, then condensation, then the earliest hints of terrain. The gaze oscillates between the crown glow and the base shadows until the middle zone stabilizes and the threshold clarifies. The work aligns with Light as Spirit, treating light as generative cause. It asks for sustained looking so emergence—appearance from within glare—can be perceived directly.