Looking at me, Looking at you - Large Wall Mirror 2.0 Biombo where the past is condensed

where the past is condensed and propelled forward in form

A lighting fixture with a serene presence and a retro-futuristic character

The reflectivity of the material reflects the environment of the place where it is installed

the ideal place to put a night cap

Metal finish

Looking at me, Looking at you - Large Wall Mirror 2.0 Biombo where the past is condensedLooking At Me, looking At You mirror series considers eye contact as a fundamental part of human social interactions. Flemings surreal semi human sculptures play at the gaucheness of meeting a strangers eye. If someone is looking at you, it shows social interest or a possible desire to communicate, but of course you cannot know if someone is looking unless you, in turn, attempt to meet their gaze. At first approach, the chrome aluminium mirrors