Luna doesn’t stand — it ascends. Tall and deliberate, it draws the eye like a celestial axis, holding presence without weight. Inspired by the lunar cycle, its posture feels both fluid and still, as if caught mid-turn between phases. Composed in vivid tones and sculptural clarity, Luna is less an object and more an apparition — a vertical orbit captured in stillness. It doesn’t merely light a space; it changes its temperature. Like moonlight through colored glass, it leaves an atmosphere behind.