《Sky Mirror》: Anish Kapoor's Thoughts of Inverting the Sky The stainless - steel mirror sculpture of

"Sky Mirror": Anish Kapoor's Thoughts on Inverting the Sky. Anish Kapoor's "Sky Mirror", as a public sculpture, provokes deep thoughts from viewers in a unique way. This work consists of a 35 - foot - wide concave disk that slopes upwards, pointing directly at the sky.

Kapoor subverts the conventional perspective with this design, prompting the audience to think about the world in a different way. Its polished stainless - steel surface lies steadily on the ground, resembling a porthole through which viewers can observe the ever - changing clouds.

Kapoor abandoned pigments and stones and chose a mirror material for creation, aiming to guide the audience to reflect on the surrounding environment and themselves. He hopes that the audience can integrate into the work and understand its meaning by becoming a part of it. Kapoor calls this work a "non - object" because its reflective surface makes the sculpture seem to disappear in the surrounding environment. A highly polished stainless - steel convex surface reflects the constantly changing environment and presents the world upside down, bringing a wonderful visual experience and profound thoughts.