Constellation of One
Glistering on the horizon, a stellar body beckons us closer. With a continuous, undulating skin of convex mirrors, like a network of cells, the viewer finds their likeness gathered into each nucleus, framed in the complexity of our environment – on all scales, from every perspective.
As our reflections bounce off the spherical mirrors they intersect in space, widening exponentially into eternity.
A moment of reflection, beginning with one, transforms into Infinity.
As we take our place in the constellation of the creative, a question arises: what does the collective eye/”I” envision into its future?
Constellation of One, all-steel mirror 'micro'-version commissioned for the "Lock Route" exhibition and Singapore Art Week.
Constellation of One, installed on the front lawn on National Museum of Singapore
12' x 12' x 10.5', wood/acrylic and steel mirror
Constellation of One, "micro"-version
Stainless steel mirror
3.25 m x 3.25 m (10 ft x 10 ft)
Photo by Daniel Aber
