Truthful Mirror Reflections With Hidden Messages
Celebrated, award-winning Colombian director and artist, Camilo Matiz, unveils his series, “Here Not There,” a study of reflection. This series of light sculptures confront the viewer with the duality of who they are and how they perceive themselves. The same object displays differently in the mirror’s reflection, as life reflects unrealized desires of the heart, mind and soul.
More info: Camilo Matiz (h/t: ufunk, boredpanda)
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