10^30 m, Where Are You?
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An image of the universe as seen from 10^30 meters (10 billion light-years) away. Envisioning the deepest reaches known to us today. Each tiny bubble is a cluster of a million galaxies, shining bright. I want to imagine the way countless such clusters of galaxies connect in a chain.
・Peering into the glass reveals a depth that seems to draw you in, letting you enjoy the clear, mysterious quality of the material.
· A work whose every detail is meticulously crafted, never tiring to look at.
・By holding the vast universe in the palm of my hand and looking down upon it, I wanted to gaze at "myself" as one part of that universe.
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| Artist | Mieko Noguchi (Kanagawa) |
|---|---|
| Material & Technique | Glass |
| Dimensions | W140 × D140 × H140 mm |
| Weight | 3,696g |
| Year | 2018 |


10^30 m, Where Are You?
