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Two celestial bodies who never meet each other. Brain to brain with the distance measured in light-year unit. Their affection is made through wavelengths, memories, and dreams rather than touch. 

A fantastic narration comes in when these two celestial bodies and their odd interactions blend into one. Sol & Eclipsis Solis, Luna & Cieri facing each other in quaternion, when falling to gravity, crashing and creating Fragor Sol et Luna. Death is where birth is born – the installation is a forensic reenactment. Angelus cantare is the language they use to communicate and explain their interconnected existence. Their speech is preserved and exposed through a form reminiscent of ancient human marking techniques on a semi-permanent material resonating the human skin, with their shadows escaping the skin, reaching out to the Eastern sun. 

In collaboration with Diana Jeremejeva