Tissue Paper Suns Glow in Night Rain

Deep indigo rain falls across an empty lecture hall where a projector casts a warm, shifting amber light onto a wall. Dozens of handmade tissue-paper suns in yellow, orange, and red rest on the glass, their layered fibers glowing translucent against the dark wet exterior. Folding chairs sit scattered on a wet lawn visible through the glass, their metal frames glistening with droplets from the wet season drizzle. The institutional calm settles over the room as the artificial projector beam cuts through the gloom, highlighting the rough edges of the paper crafts. Water streaks vertically down the windowpane, distorting the view of the grassy lawn and the row of empty chairs waiting in the deep night.