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Over time, society has developed a complex rhythm that demands we live in an environment artificially lit twenty-four hours a day preventing us from experiencing the natural lights coming from billions of light years away, shining and twinkling as soon as the Sun sets to the west.
The Urban Stargazing project focuses on bringing back the stars in the city sky by recreating existing constellations and adding
new ones, narrating old and contemporary myths about London. Twelve groups of stars have been installed at different locations
in the city, and can only be observed by the naked eye at night time.
Below is the map showing each constellation with their corresponding coordinates. To go on a stargazing walk, enter
the latitude/longitude of any constellation on a web mapping application. Alternatively, follow the link to the Google map.
The map is showing each constellation with their corresponding coordinates. To go on a stargazing walk, enter the latitude/longitude of any constellation on a web mapping application.
Oscar Lhermitte is a French product designer based in London. He graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2009 and is now doing a design product master at the Royal College of Art, in platform 13.
Through his projects, he tries to raise debates, unanswered questions, on human behavior and its surroundings.
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