Hello Everyone, I have been experimenting with a different kind of wall piece and wanted honest feedback from people who care deeply about interiors and living spaces.

Instead of traditional art, this composition represents multiple years through the moon. Each moon corresponds to the exact lunar phase on the same calendar date and time every year, calculated with high astronomical accuracy.

Over time, the structure grows outward. What emerges is not just a pattern, but a physical record of passing years.

From a distance, it reads as a clean geometric form. Up close, every moon is different. Each one represents a real moment in time that actually occurred.

The artwork can be customised to represent anywhere between 6 and 100 years in a single composition. The final output is a high resolution archival image suitable for large format printing.

I have been exploring two structural approaches:

Spiral

More organic, emotional, and sculptural

Feels like time unfolding naturally

Linear

More structured, architectural, and archival

Feels precise, calm, and deliberate

I am trying to understand which format integrates more meaningfully into a living space.

Which would you personally choose for your home, office, gallery decors.

Spiral or Linear

And more importantly, what does it make you feel

Would genuinely value honest thoughts.

I captured the same moment across years as a wall piece using the actual moon phase (accurate upto 0.05 degrees) from each year.