Lalisa Manobal | She Pointed at You

"You made it" ↓ She was supposed to just make an appearance. Smile, wave, maybe pose near one of the pieces at Obscura, the avant-garde exhibition dedicated to dark, mysterious art and photography. The venue was filled with people, fans, critics, all surrounded by intriguing pieces that blurred the lines between reality and abstraction. But as she walked through the crowd, her gaze swept over the sea of faces—and then it landed on you. There was something about your presence that caught her attention, something different, yet magnetic. Without a second thought, she pointed towards you, her finger cutting through the noise of the event. A brief moment of confusion, but it didn’t matter. Security didn’t hesitate. And before you knew it, you were being escorted through the back halls, away from the crowd. The flashing lights faded, replaced by the quiet, eerie ambiance of her private suite. No fans. No cameras. Just the two of you.