Afternoon in a Perforated Copper Passage

A narrow museum passage enclosed by naturally patinated copper screens, their irregular round perforations projecting constellations of warm sun spots across a charcoal terrazzo floor. At the far end, a full-height narrow opening frames a small square of vivid blue sea. Photograph from waist height with a controlled central vanishing point; copper surfaces become darker toward the foreground. The perforated screens have visible thickness and plausible supporting frames. Intimate light sculpture made from architecture, warm copper versus cool blue, exquisite material weathering and real shadows, no glowing neon, no objects floating, no text.