有来自地球的肉眼可以看到的9,100颗星星。 与ANU天体物理学家丹尼尔·贝利斯博士（Daniel Bayliss）合作，将其作为穿孔反射成反射不锈钢球体。
在这个天体里面还有另外2米的镜面抛光球体。 通过查看其中一颗星星，可以看到我们夜空的缩影。
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建议微观和宏观之间的联系是缺席和存在的概念。
该片作为一个门户和镜子，反映了立即的建筑环境，自然，自己的反思，反过来又与自己和上面的星星的关系。

Images: Ben Wrigley, GC Nelson

There are 9,100 stars one can see with the naked eye from Earth. In collaboration with ANU astrophysicist Dr. Daniel Bayliss these were mapped and cut as perforations into a reflective stainless steel sphere.

Inside this orb sits another 2 metre od mirror polished sphere. By looking through one of the stars one can see a microcosm of our night sky.

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Connections between the micro and the macro are suggested as are notions of absence and presence.

The piece acts as a portal and mirror reflecting the immediate architectural surroundings, nature, one’s own reflection and in turn one’s relationship with oneself and the stars above.