Where Newborn Light Carves Its Own Cathedral I wanted to show the instant newborn starlight collides with the dust that birthed it, making structure by unmaking it. When the infant choir meets the buttressed pillar, the result is lace-edged pillars boiling into pearlescent veils. Here I ask how a place can be sculpted by the very voice that dissolves it, through a rose-window accretion disk, a copper shock shell, and gravity’s refractive lace tightening the composition into sacred tension.