Stone by Moonlight
Before the night passes, the stone is given one quiet moment beneath the moon. Its roughness no longer speaks only of weight; in the pale light, something ancient begins to feel intimate. The stair does not lead toward a destination, but keeps the body within this encounter, allowing the stone to disappear and return with every step. Stone by Moonlight holds a brief meeting between earth and sky—between something shaped over millions of years and the light that touches it for only a night.