Pashmina Shawl and Tropical Fish in Tiled Hall

Late afternoon light floods a tiled stair hall in Jinja, reflecting off a nearby water surface to cast shimmering, liquid patterns across the stone floor. A Kashmir pashmina shawl rests on the edge of a stone balcony, its fine wool fibers catching the wet, rainy-season glow. Suspended at head height within the concrete space, a school of tropical fish swims through the air, their scales flashing in hues of orange and blue as they navigate the open volume. Water droplets rest on the balcony rim, marking the light drizzle outside. The fish glide past the draped fabric, their movement creating ripples in the air that distort the light falling on the tiled steps below. A reflection of a fish tail shimmers against the wet stone near the shawl's hem.