在天空中绘制故事。存在于天空和地球之间，《新星》（Novae）探究宇宙起源——在一个不断扩张的宇宙中形成天体。

简介：数千年前，观测星空用于标记时间的演变阶段：白天和黑夜的交替，月相和行星位置的变化…很长一段时间里，人类认为星星对其生存有超自然的影响。到了1930年，天文学家证明了星星的诞生和演化。

这个装置勾勒了一个无尽的空间，住着数百颗星星。灯光慢慢演变，像脉冲一样在黑暗中绘制轨迹。随着时间的推移，微风轻轻吹向耳朵。光的强度进一步减弱，听到了雨滴声，时间似乎停滞了。一种幸福和永恒的感觉笼罩着我们，天空此时恍若注视着我们。

考虑到光的速度和它们的距离，今天能够从地球上看到的星星可能已经灭绝数百万年了。通过观察天空，我们审视过去。这个装置通过创造一个超时空景观来反思这一点。

Drawing stories on the sky. Between sky and earth, Novae explores cosmogonies - the formation of celestial objects in a constantly expanding universe.

SYNOPSIS ：Thousands of years ago, observation of stars was used to mark stages in the unfolding of time: the alternation of days and nights, the phases of the Moon and the changes in the position of the planets… And for a long time, mankind attributed to the stars a surnatural influence on its very existence. By 1930, astronomers demonstrated that stars are born and evolve.

This installation sketches an endless space, inhabited by hundreds of stars. Light slowly evolves like pulses and draws trajectories in the darkness. As time passes, the wind blows gently to the ears. The intensity of the light diminishes further, raindrops are heard, time seems suspended. A feeling of well-being and eternity overwhelms us, the firmament now contemplates us.

Considering the speed of light and the distance at which they are, stars visible from earth today are perhaps extinct for millions of years. By looking at the sky, we contemplate the past. The installation reflects on that to create a timeless landscape.