Our eyes evolved for light, but it is at its edges that we see most clearly. It is in the transformative glow of the sun’s predictable retreat and re-emergence where the world flaunts its beauty, where light meets darkness, that we begin to understand the shape of things. Our eyes may be blind in the night, but it is in darkness that long-dormant senses, like vestiges of some forgotten evolutionary path, awaken. The imagination indulges in the illusory void of darkness, uninhibited in the world’s apparent absence. For many, it can be a space of fear, but for Pia Paulina Guilmoth, it is a sanctuary.