The moment when day slips into evening, when light softens and forms become uncertain—literally, “the time when who is who can no longer be seen clearly.” Tasogare explores this fragile interval. The photographs operate in low light and uncertain boundaries, allowing ambiguity to remain visible. The project is ultimately about tension without spectacle. It is about the moment between containment and expansion — when the atmosphere changes just enough to expose complexity beneath composure. In the fading light of tasogare, certainty loosens, and the edges of cultural identity become perceptible, unstable, and alive.