"Another Place" offers a surrealist invitation to look deeper than the surface. At first glance, it's a reflection of the sky, a simple, calming blue with wisps of white clouds. But this is no ordinary reflection- it's a deliberate construction, a window to a different reality held within the palm of a hand. The black handle of the mirror draws the eye down, grounding the ethereal sky in the tangible, the known.

The piece plays with themes of duality and perception. It reminds the viewer that there is always another way to see the world- a place where the sky is not above but before us, where we hold the vastness of the heavens in our hands. It's an invitation to consider alternative perspectives, to recognise that what we see is shaped by the frames we hold up to the world. "Another Place" is about the thresholds of imagination, the borders where the mundane meets the majestic, and the interplay between reality and illusion.