In Dancing with Ghosts, the scene unfolds beneath a sky charged with amber light. Streetlamps bloom into radiant halos, softening wires and treetops and transforming the architecture of night into something intimate and alive. A solitary figure moves through shifting passages of shadow and illumination, each circle of light offering guidance and rhythm. The “ghosts” shimmer, reading as memory, reflection, or earlier selves carried forward. The work lingers in that suspended hour when night feels expansive rather than isolating, and forward motion becomes both physical and emotional. It is a meditation on solitude, resilience, and quiet companionship found within light.