Here's the last of my space-phenomena series. For anyone who's interested, here's the blurb that was included in the exhibition catalogue when these were last on exhibit:

"Our drive to learn about the unknown is very strong; we collect information, gather data, and try to catalogue it as best we can. With technology's aid, the boundaries of our knowledge are pushed further back- but there are yet unreachable areas of the physical world, beyond our physical grasp and perhaps beyond our understanding, for now. Space is a boundary, accessible to us only through the most abstract means- stellar maps, charts, and satellite images tell us about these still-unclaimed regions They are transmitted to the average viewer via media sources, allowing anyone to become an explorer without the technology to reach these distant places no one has travelled, where things exist we couldn't possibly imagine. Such mediated images alter how we perceive the things we know the least about, and it is left to speculation to fill in the rest. Consequently, there's a certain mystique and romance to these far-flung places. My reaction to this vast nothingness is my speculation; I set myself up as an explorer with the means offered to me, allowing the filter of my own perception to shape my response.'