Reunomi is without a doubt the #1 creator when it comes to crafting the most detailed, dynamic, and breathtaking urban landscapes within the confines of GD. A stunning, captivating, and enrapturing visual marvel set amongst a dystopian, cyberpunk skyline, "Lumina" is an unconventional auto level that lacks an easily discernible narrative to guide the player's interest, instead acting more like a fascinating art exhibit in a museum that the player can gaze at and interpret.

The level opens with a scene set in present-day Indonesia (2019 if we use the level's release date as an approximation for when it it's meant to be set). However, as the level slowly progresses, the humble metropolis initially depicted only becomes more and more advanced and futuristic as the text 'Limitless' and 'Wake up' briefly appear on screen. So what could this all possibly mean? "Lumina" is a level that is all about surpassing boundaries, 'waking up' the player to the infinite possibilities and potential that we, as a society, hold. It's a level that seems all too fantastical to believe, but its whole message about pushing boundaries wholly fits with the level's own defiance of Geometry Dash's defined limits. Humans constantly make new advancements. Your city 100 years ago is almost entirely different than it is now. The way the world currently is will be a relic of the past in no less than a century. Alternatively, perhaps "Lumina" could be a warning for the dangers of unchecked growth and development? The opening title card explicitly refers to "Lumina" as an art project about [DYSTOPIAN INFRASTRUCTURE]. As the city depicted advances further and further, it only becomes even more unrecognizable to the player, with zero resemblance to its original self. The beautiful expanse that is the natural sky only becomes consumed and obscured by flashy, neon lights and daunting monoliths.

Whether you choose to interpret "Lumina" as a warning or an inspirational message of hope, it's certainly one of the most impressive art levels to ever grace Geometry Dash. Even nearly six years later, it's still as astonishing as it was. It's a level that really feels timeless in its beauty (ironic considering the level is all about change over time).