Crow Jane Valencia, Spain
Anyone wanting to paint the dark would use a black marker. Yet darkness is not black, nor smooth. Not even the darkest
nights manage to conceal contours, the lightest shades of a color; though it does, indeed, take four minutes for the sight to
adjust. The length of a song. Crow Jane's journey is the journey of the eye adjusting to darkness to discern its shapes, to help you unravel the night.
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