The ‘Mirror Mirror’ installation by London-based Jason Bruges Studio was recently revealed at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Comprising digital mirrors created from LED panels that use cameras to reflect their surroundings, the Mirror Mirror installation is part of the Decode: Digital Design Sensations exhibition. Created to look as if they are floating on an outdoor pond, the mirrors use their built-in cameras to capture activity, subsequently reflecting it back to the viewer in an exploration of narcissism and relationships.
Floating Mirror Art
Jason Bruges Studio Creates Digital 'Mirror Mirror' Installation
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