Fully wheelchair accessible
The role of the audience
This installation questions the role of the audience within art institutions. A carousel of twelve mirrors blurs individual reflection into a shared, static image. As space and viewer merge through movement, the relationship between looking, presence, and representation is examined in a direct and critical way.
The mirror as a lens
Rather than presenting the mirror as a passive object, the work transforms it into an active lens. By intertwining movement and reflection, it creates a new form of collective perception in which the position of the viewer fundamentally shifts—from spectator to co-creator of the image.
A fascinating image
The familiar form of a mirror immediately draws people in. Visitors first seek their own reflection, then become captivated by the shifting visual effects. Subtle differences in speed sustain their attention, creating a play of recognition and estrangement in which personal images dissolve into a shared visual experience.