Title: Reflected Dimensions
Year: 2024
Material: Wood, plexiglass, metal, LED lighting system
Dimensions: 50 × 50 × 50 cm
Reflected Dimensions is a minimalist sculpture exploring space, perception, and light. At first glance, the geometric clarity of the wooden and glass cube appears simple and reserved—almost functional. Yet once the integrated lighting is activated, the object reveals a second layer: its interior transforms into a hall of mirrors composed of reflected rays and multiply refracted light.
The sculpture plays with the concept of illusion—appearing open and transparent on the one hand, yet infinitely deep on the other. Overlapping reflections generate shifting perspectives that change depending on the viewer’s position. In this way, the observer becomes part of the composition: the work responds to their presence and transforms with every movement.
While its basic form recalls architectural structures, its true impact lies in the immaterial—in the interplay of light, glass, and perception. Reflected Dimensions thus investigates the boundaries between object and space, reality and reflection.
Title: Reflected Dimensions
Year: 2024
Material: Wood, plexiglass, metal, LED lighting system
Dimensions: 50 × 50 × 50 cm
Reflected Dimensions is a minimalist sculpture exploring space, perception, and light. At first glance, the geometric clarity of the wooden and glass cube appears simple and reserved—almost functional. Yet once the integrated lighting is activated, the object reveals a second layer: its interior transforms into a hall of mirrors composed of reflected rays and multiply refracted light.
The sculpture plays with the concept of illusion—appearing open and transparent on the one hand, yet infinitely deep on the other. Overlapping reflections generate shifting perspectives that change depending on the viewer’s position. In this way, the observer becomes part of the composition: the work responds to their presence and transforms with every movement.
While its basic form recalls architectural structures, its true impact lies in the immaterial—in the interplay of light, glass, and perception. Reflected Dimensions thus investigates the boundaries between object and space, reality and reflection.
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