Mirror

The work was installed in a corporate space.
The form is deliberately simple. The meaning lies in context and in time.

It emerged at a point of transition – a fixation of the existing state of affairs.
For one cycle – a completion.
For another – a diagnostic instrument.

Functioning both as a utilitarian interior object and as a strategic gesture, the mirror fixed the past, reflected the present, and called into question the perception of the future.

It imposed no interpretation.
It turned the structure toward itself – and the individual toward their own next step.

In that openness, it made visible what is usually avoided – revealing the limits of both the system and the individual gaze.

There was no single meaning.
Everything depended on the willingness to look.

The work continues to exist in time – through interaction, non-interaction, and silence.

Movement begins with an honest look at oneself.