Sun in the Night presents an ironic emergence of light within cosmic darkness — a sun where no sun should exist.
At the center, Katakamuna symbols are subtly embedded into the luminous core, invoking an ancient structural order hidden within the flow of existence.
The luminous field expands across a vast cosmic scale, suggesting a primordial origin beyond ordinary perception.
By integrating sacred geometry into light itself, the work expresses the principles of Luminousism, exploring light as the foundation of being.