Nestled in the pines of the Ruka forest, a few steps away from the bustle of the Solstice festival, a pavilion stands alone, an ideally remote site for the study of darkness. In the heart of this enclosed space, a group of visitors is invited to contemplate on and reconnect with darkness. After a few minutes in its isolating embrace, the outside landscape reappears softly, the all-encompassing obscurity allowing the solar variations of the landscape to read more vividly than ever before. Merged in the dark and accompanied by a meditative bass loop composed by conceptual musician Puce Mary, visitors are invited to abandon themselves in a sensorial experience of light and dark.