Reflection (1996)
An interactive installation made from wooden frames and glass at Brockhall Village, UK. Using the metaphor of windows and reflected space, the work invited viewers to become part of the installation, as their reflections were incorporated into the artwork itself.
Reflection (1996)
Reflection was an interactive installation created at Brockhall Village, UK, in 1996, using wooden frames and glass. The work explored the metaphor of windows, mirrors, and reflection as points of connection between the viewer and the surrounding environment.
Arranged across the floor as fragmented window-like structures, the installation transformed reflected images into an integral part of the artwork. As visitors moved around the space, their reflections appeared within the glass surfaces, making their presence an active element of the piece. In this way, the work was continuously reshaped through the participation of the public, blurring the boundary between observer and artwork.
Materials: Wooden frames and glass.
Location: Brockhall Village, UK.
Year: 1996