Snow Mirror by Daniel Rozin (Clip)
Date: May 1, 2009
Running Time: 00:01:59
Snow Mirror is the first in a series of pieces that celebrate slowness and black and white, in this piece the image of the viewer is created by the congregation and accumulation of white snow flakes in areas of the image that are brighter. The result is projected on a transparent silk fabric which creates a feeling of the flakes being suspended in space.
View videos from Reflections, a temporary exhibition of exhibits and art installations that let visitors look at their own image as they'd never seen it before.
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