Mirror Man is a study of perception and play — a figure in work clothes leaning against a vast Victorian-style mirror, confronting his own reflection with curiosity and defiance.
The sculpture invites viewers to see themselves within its shifting surfaces of convex and concave glass, where images distort, invert, and merge with the surrounding architecture.
Inspired by the ingenuity of Brunel’s age, this reimagined bathroom mirror transforms an everyday object into an interactive experience — asking how we see ourselves, and how others see us.