"Mirror, mirror of my desires, who is the most beautiful in the realm?"
Let's face it, everyone needs a mirror, but how many need a picture? We can bring art to all levels, we can experiment, we can enjoy admiring a masterpiece. But when something is beautiful, yes, to look at, but also useful, it buys something extra.
Mirrors have an incomparable artistic potential: they reflect the image, they shield the light, they enlarge the rooms, they hide from the eyes. They almost pretend to resemble one of the four primary elements of the Earth: Water. Yet they are bound to one and only purpose; the reflection.
Maybe I'm a little pretentious in wanting to bring the object in question to a higher artistic level: a design object, a unique piece, a detail that makes the room that houses it a place to be admired.
Admiring each other at the same time.