10^21 m, Where Are You?

An image of a galaxy as seen from a distance of 10 to the 21st power meters (roughly 100,000 light-years) away. A spiraling galaxy spreads pale, bluish-white hands, from which spiral columns erupt and rise. A small galaxy reflected at the top of the teardrop shape appears as though a child galaxy has been born and remains connected to it.

・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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