Josiah McElheny's *Landscape Model for Total Reflective Abstraction (III)* is a mesmerizing sculptural work that explores the infinite possibilities of light, reflection, and space through the use of mirrored and glass elements. The piece creates an immersive environment where boundaries between the object and its surroundings dissolve, generating a sense of endless, cascading depth. McElheny's work engages with the history of abstraction and modernism, using reflection as both a literal and conceptual tool to question perception and representation.