Under a star-strewn sky, a pale full moon illuminates rounded forms that first resemble dunes. As the eye adjusts, the landscape gathers into a reclining human figure—bent limbs, torso, and bowed head emerging through pareidolia. Deep blacks and umber-browns hold the scene in silence while narrow highlights trace the body and surrounding contours. Scale and identity remain deliberately uncertain: landscape becomes body, then body returns to landscape. This shifting experience of recognizing one image within another is what Project Omnistic calls Pareidorya.