The Night I Saw The Meteor







In this series of illustrations, I reflect on a meteor I once saw in Edinburgh. It became a way of thinking about the unknown as it moves through new places and times. The meteor should have been an extraordinary natural spectacle, yet what I felt most was fear—it looked like a missile falling from the sky, and I didn’t know what was happening outside my room. That moment became a metaphor for navigating unfamiliar spaces away from home, where memory, background, and uncertainty converge, and where moving through feels more real than being rooted in one place.






This Series was exhibited in Batsford Gallery, London, curated by Unofficial Observatory team.  
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