Mirrored Ziggurat Connects The Earth And Sky In Sydney

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A mirrored artwork is turning heads in Sydney with its eye-catching optical illusion.

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The reflective stairway to heaven, named the Mirrored Ziggurat, is the work of Iranian artist Shirin Abedinirad who recently completed the installation as part of the city’s Underbelly Arts Festival.

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Located on a grass bank near the bay, the pyramid of mirrored surfaces serves as a staircase stitching together the earth and the sky.

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Via Inhabitat

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