Temple of Hidden Light I & II is a series of sculptural portals designed as a vessel for elemental presence. Carved
in alabaster, a stone historically linked to sacred vessels, the work glows from within—channeling
light as both material and metaphor.

The architectural form invites stillness and introspection,
while iridescent surfaces and layered materials reflect the shifting nature of perception. Echoing
ancient shrines in miniature scale, the piece serves as a contemporary altar—activating connection
between the visible and the unseen. It is a contemplative structure for invoking balance,
presence, and quiet transformation.