A journey inward, through sound, nature, and the search for stillness.

Dying Sun was born from a sound that came from within. After a diving accident, a constant ringing remained in the artist’s ear for three years, becoming an invisible presence that could never be escaped. Seeking peace in distant mountains, each journey instead turned inward, leading deeper into a landscape that could no longer be avoided or concealed. Amid fog, rocks, and an exhausted body, nature appeared in its uncontrollable form. For the first time, surrender became not an act of defeat, but an act of listening. On a freezing night beneath the Milky Way, a profound stillness dissolved the boundary between self and universe. Stones once overlooked began to reveal hidden structures, and chaos revealed its own rhythm. The sound that once carried the weight of suffering became crystallized into stone: a new sun born from the darkest night. Dying Sun explores the inner landscape not as something to explain or control, but as something to dwell within, allowing it to reveal itself la