It may be a celestial object behaving strangely.

Celestial navigation uses angular measurements (sights) between the horizon and a common celestial object.

In both types, larger mirrors give a larger field of view, and thus make it easier to find a celestial object.

However, one has to sweep the celestial object to ensure that the lowest limb of the celestial object touches the horizon.

This work redefines the art space, by bringing viewers eyes upwards to the sky, focused on a new celestial object.