Finding light in the darkest places. Deep inside Pluto's Cave by Mount Shasta, California.

This estimated 190,000-year-old ‘lava’ tube feels like stepping into another realm. Discovered in 1863 and named after Pluto, God of the Underworld, the cave stretches over 366 meters (1,200 feet) into darkness. Some parts collapse open to the sky, letting in those magical beams of light (like the one the photo).
Long before that, Native people are believed to have used these caves for shelter, prayer, and vision quests. Today, many still say you can feel the energy here, a place of transformation, where you enter the shadows and come out lighter.

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The Antlered Flutter Fly (Toxonevra superba) is a unique insect known for dark wing markings that closely resemble a pair of reindeer or deer antlers.
As a member of the Pallopteridae family, it is a "flutter fly" or "trembling-wing fly". It frequently vibrates or waves its wings back and forth, which makes the "antlers" appear to be moving independently of its body.

They are found across the US Canada and Europe, typically on flowering plants or low tree branches.

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Black Mirror architecture is a void that sucks away souls and leaves us feeling drained, disappointed and alienated. Fractal architecture is a warm blanket that makes us feel energized, excited and connected to the life-force.