Mirrors

The “Mirrors” series delves into the intricate interplay between self-perception and external reflection. Through a series of thought-provoking and visually compelling artworks, this collection explores how mirrors—both literal and metaphorical—shape our understanding of identity and reality.

Employing a blend of reflective surfaces, fragmented shapes, and intricate patterns, the series captures the nuances of how we view ourselves and how we are perceived by others. The use of light, shadow, and symmetry in the compositions highlights the dual nature of reflection: the clarity of our self-image and the distortion of our self-perceptions.

“Mirrors” invites viewers to confront their own reflections, encouraging a deeper examination of how personal and societal influences impact our sense of self. Each piece challenges us to question the accuracy and authenticity of our reflections, offering a space for introspection and insight into the ever-evolving narrative of who we are. Through this journey, the series poses a profound question: How do our reflections shape and define our identities?