Sia

Fire holds four of her ten planets, air three, water two and a single one earth. The element that would hold a thing in place is down to one planet. The record calls Sia an Australian singer who hid her face for years to avoid fame.

The Sun sits at twenty six degrees of Sagittarius and the Moon at nineteen of Gemini, so the two lights sit in opposing signs, and both are certain here. Sagittarius is built around freedom and finds a long commitment feels like a wall; Gemini is not sure what it feels until it has heard itself say so. A singer who worked in public while declining to be looked at has both of those in her chart at full strength, in the two placements that argue with each other by position alone.

Mercury sits sixty degrees from Uranus at under a third of a degree, the tightest individual contact here and the one the record points at: inventiveness without friction, a mind that finds unexpected connections and is not troubled by reaching an unconventional conclusion. Covering your face in order to keep working is precisely an unconventional conclusion somebody was not troubled by. Venus sits in quiet contact with Neptune at four fifths of a degree, and Mars in hard contact with Uranus at just over a degree and a fifth. Mars and Saturn were the two retrograde planets.

Jupiter came back to its Aries birth degree on 14 March 2023, at forty seven, and three laps precede it. Aries holds the beginning of a thing and is most recognisable with something to push against, so a return there asks what is being pushed against now. One planet in earth with the lights facing each other across the chart is the shape of this one: very little is holding it still and a good deal of it disagrees.