Angles of Quiet Light
The sequence follows late light from exterior paving into an empty interior and back through garden surfaces.
Columns, chairs, and a lectern cast extended shadows across terracotta tile, turning an unoccupied interior into a study of measured angles.
A pale robed statue, flowering plant, pointed arch, cross, and broad succulent carry those angles into the garden and roofline.
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