Zero does not represent stillness; it is always trembling.
This trembling, or fluctuation, signifies the continual oscillation by which existence sustains itself while undergoing transformation.
Fluctuation is the rhythm of being—the continuous alternation between light and shadow, presence and absence, emergence and collapse.

This fluctuation resonates with the principles of quantum observation,
where an event materializes only when observed.
Photography, in this context, becomes an apparatus of manifestation—
a medium that captures the oscillation of light upon the thin membrane of time.

Therefore, the Zero-Horizon can be understood as the experience of existence through the quantum fluctuation of light.
The photographer, as observer, does not remain external to the event;
they are immersed within it, a mediator between presence and disappearance.