Light, in nature, is not decoration but communication. Through the chemical reaction between luciferin and luciferase, every bioluminescent organism develops its own language of light - flashes, pulses, steady glows.
Bioluminescence investigates this phenomenon, drawing inspiration from the Milky Sea, the vast expanse of ocean where these glimmers converge, and brings it into connection with human relationships. We emit light too: the light of a gaze, the light of the soul, the light of a gesture.
This light, even when not always apparent, communicates with other human beings, giving them energies that we ourselves can sometimes barely comprehend.
Just as the ocean lights up in a uniform, continuous way - losing the outlines of individual organisms and becoming a single milky-white surface of light - so too can we rediscover this sense of communion, learning to engage in dialogue, to listen to our own language, and to safeguard our energies.