A silhouette meets a projection at Urban Shaman, where story and shadow converge
Bathed in projected light, the silhouette becomes a moving part of the work—an ephemeral figure framed by digital story and shifting imagery. Their body interrupts the projection, but never diminishes it. Instead, the light folds around them, turning stillness into interaction. The gallery holds space not just for viewing, but for witnessing.
This isn’t a spectacle of technology—it’s a quiet act of engagement. The projection spills across the wall and onto the observer, blurring the boundary between image and individual. At Urban Shaman, the line between artwork and witness dissolves. The silhouette doesn’t obscure the story—it becomes part of how it’s told.
