Somewhere between midnight and dawn, two opposing forces meet. One born of logic, the other of instinct. They circle, collide, and gradually find a balance that seems almost impossible.

The name Soleil Minuit evokes that contradiction: light where there should be darkness, warmth where there should be cold.

The sculpture explores the fragile coexistence of opposing forces—humanity and nature, order and chaos, precision and spontaneity. It doesn't seek to resolve them, only to hold them together for a moment.