Three Ways of Seeing is a playful landscape installation formed by three mirrored cones, each inviting a different encounter with place. One turns inward, reflecting the visitor and creating a moment of self recognition. One opens upward, framing the shifting sky, clouds and light above. One faces outward, capturing the wider landscape, water, planting and movement of the surroundings. Together, the three cones transform seeing into an active and social experience. Visitors can look into the mirrors alone, discover unexpected reflections of nature, or see the world through the presence of friends and family. The work becomes a gentle device for awareness, encouraging people to slow down, look again and connect with themselves, each other and the environment from multiple perspectives.