Echo My Internal Conditions is a handmade sculptural mirror and functional art object. I constructed it from wood and transformed it through extensive sanding and paint. Its material origin is intentionally obscured, giving the object a tactile, artificial, almost dreamlike quality.
This is part of my new series exploring mirrors as objects that mediate the space between how we see ourselves and how we are seen by others. This work considers reflection as more than an act of looking. It asks how our external realities can echo our internal conditions, returning our desires, judgments, anxieties, and beliefs about ourselves in altered form.
Echo My Internal Conditions is a handmade sculptural mirror and functional art object. I constructed it from wood and transformed it through extensive sanding and paint. Its material origin is intentionally obscured, giving the object a tactile, artificial, almost dreamlike quality.
This is part of my new series exploring mirrors as objects that mediate the space between how we see ourselves and how we are seen by others. This work considers reflection as more than an act of looking. It asks how our external realities can echo our internal conditions, returning our desires, judgments, anxieties, and beliefs about ourselves in altered form.
