Gold, silver, and copper scatter like embers across a field of darkness, their brilliance heightened by the depth that surrounds them. The surface feels alive with contrast, where radiance does not erase shadow but emerges from it. This work suggests that light gains its strength when it rises out of obscurity, that beauty becomes most profound when held against stillness and weight. Beneath the Gleam is not only about shine, but about endurance and the quiet truth that even in the presence of darkness, luminosity will always find a way through.