I created this art piece scene in which a young man goes to Venice Beach in search of the location of an underground party happening later that night. He encounters a man in a hoodie, whom he realizes is an extraterrestrial. A woman, filled with fear, hides behind a nearby restroom as this unfolds. A stray dog barks at the encounter, and the young man starts reconsidering the entire situation. Perhaps he should’ve stayed home.

Midnight's digital embrace of the zombie rave. My first Zora post. My lens has been a nomadic companion since the turn of the millennium, chronicling sonic odysseys with wandering musicians. I make art and photography or both.

This singular frame: birthed in China's nocturnal landscape. The image carries the weight of transient moments, captured in that liminal hour when darkness breathes its most intimate secrets and the city's architecture dissolves into pure atmosphere. Each pixel is a memory, each shadow a whispered narrative of movement, of perpetual transition of positive zombie vibes

Twenty-odd years of photographic pilgrimage have taught me that every frame is more than an image—it's a temporal displacement, a fragile membrane between what was and what might have been. And this moment, this specific longitude and latitude of experience, now lives here, suspended between memory and manifestation.

- Darkspac3 aka Caesar Sebastian