The Sunset Developer: inside a cramped darkroom lit only by a deep red safelight, a middle-aged technician in rolled-up shirtsleeves and a rubber apron rocks a developing tray with tongs, and in the liquid a sunset is slowly appearing — not a photograph of a sunset but the actual glowing sky, its orange light spilling up out of the tray onto his face and hands. Clothespins along a line overhead hold finished sunsets of different colors, each faintly glowing. Chemical bottles without labels, a timer clock with a blank face. Grainy 35mm film look. No text, no letters, no logos anywhere.