Pink Floyd by Storm Thorgerson

Two perfect mirror balls were made by electroplating perspex hemisheres -  no irregularities nor blemish. The quality of reflection was pristine so on a bright summer's day in Cambridge they reflected the sky vividly like magic orbs, attracting kids from all across the meadows who were having picnics with their families. They gathered round peering into the hidden depths with distorted faces caused by the curvature, bewitched by the brightness. The point between the spheres is an infinite regression of a reflection of reflections –infinite as is the distance between stars (Inter-stellar). This sculpture is about 8 foot high and you can make out my goodself and Rupert our photographer in the reflection. The idea comes form the two > eyeballs on Pulse DVD and also from the sculptures of Anish Kapoor.