Emma Falk Dennis’ “Neon” trembles, pulses, and spirals in and out of clarity, like memory filtered through neon light and late-night haze. It´s an intimate, saturated, and a little dangerous way of thinking. Dennis unfurls a vivid sequence of sensory impressions: “little capsules,” “empty vials,” and “the pop of a balloon” suggest a night marked by chemical escape and emotional volatility. There’s a surreal beauty to it, but also a quiet grief humming underneath.
