Illumination, derived from artificial sources, serves not only to reveal hidden depths beneath surfaces but also as a bridge to the spiritual, infusing life with meaning. Through the interplay of light and structure, Lea explores the complexities of human existence, navigating the boundaries between the visible and the unseen. Inspired by the biblical phrase, "You are the light of the world," Lea channels divine essence into her work, making light a tangible presence. In her installation City on a Hill, she documents its transformation under shifting outdoor lighting conditions, seamlessly adapting glass forms onto interior bases. By integrating neon light, glass, wood, and metal, she creates a dynamic contrast between earthly solidity and the ethereal nature of light. As light filters through the translucent forms, it sanctifies the empty spaces within. The thickness and texture of the glass shape the neon’s delicate glow, while the light itself transforms the glass in unexpected ways, unveiling new dimensions of perception.