The sculpture by Polina Osipova draws on the Chuvash belief that ancestors exist as stars, a worldview later overshadowed by the Soviet narrative of space conquest. Reclaiming this imagery, the artist transforms childhood fantasies of space travel into a symbolic return to her roots. The wings, reimagined as the peresti, a mythological mediator between humans and gods, appear rusted like remnants of the post Soviet past and are layered with family archival photographs, becoming a means of reconnecting with her Indigenous identity and its historically suppressed culture.