It’s hot out and the sun must be at its zenith because you can spot a woman’s shadow against the parched asphalt as she walks down the street. The woman, however, isn’t quite visible. Sometimes you see a bit of her hat, her jacket, or her hands, but mostly she is obscured by a spray of scattered light that warps the world around it. At “The Late,” artist IM Youngzoo’s solo show at Brooklyn’s Space ZeroOne—on view until July 25—the shadow and the attendant wormhole of light leap from one screen to another and another in many different direction. Behind the shadow is Youngzoo with a camera made for filming VR environments, cut to focus on the one point that is usually edited out: the emanating blind spot of the camera.