A cosmic veil unfolds, where light and space become indistinguishable. "Curtain Lightfall" is not a scene, but an event—an ephemeral passage where falling light dissolves into an infinite celestial expanse. Here, the boundaries between presence and absence waver, and the veil itself is neither static nor fleeting, but something in between.

The cascading light is not bound by gravity but stretches across interstellar distances, merging with the nebulae that cradle it. Shadows and luminosity intertwine, shifting between clarity and dissolution, as if the entire phenomenon exists only at the edge of memory.

Part of the Luminous Dream Series, this piece embodies Luminousism, where light is not just illumination but an existence of its own. It is neither a waterfall nor a nebula, but a threshold—a quiet moment before the unknown.