The mirror is an object like no other. The duplication it generates creates new relationships between entities, or  between an entity and itself. Doubled. Tripled. Multiplied. It allows us to see a thing and its doppelganger discoursing, conversing. The mirror is the only object to offer a dialog: mirror, mirror on the wall, our everyday counterpart of the crystal ball. I take the mirror off the wall and bring it to where it never belonged, so it can answer questions yet unasked.

With mirrors, I rearrange space.

I fold the space of the chosen location upon itself, I form an anomaly that doubles the shapes and distorts the relations of objects. With mirrors, I slice a landscape thin and reshuffle the fragments to produce a new layout. The result is perceived in stages. The first step is to acknowledge the destruction. These images are not meant to be trompe-l’oeil, I intend for the dissection to be recognized. You see the borders which delineate the mirrors, the facets of the crystal ball we are questioning.