Dark Matter
The cosmos
Less than five percent of the universe is visible. The rest is inference — known only by the shape of what surrounds it.
Four shells hold cosmological phenomena that have no direct image: dark matter, nebulae, rifts, the interstellar medium. Black as presence, not absence. Gold at the boundary where the visible gives way to what can only be calculated. Pearl iridescent resin moving through the dark the way light moves through space that was never actually empty.
Dark Matter
The cosmos
Less than five percent of the universe is visible. The rest is inference — known only by the shape of what surrounds it.
Four shells hold cosmological phenomena that have no direct image: dark matter, nebulae, rifts, the interstellar medium. Black as presence, not absence. Gold at the boundary where the visible gives way to what can only be calculated. Pearl iridescent resin moving through the dark the way light moves through space that was never actually empty.
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