The features of impressionist portrait paintings with wide brushstrokes and dynamic color blending are usually scarcely distinguishable to the observer on purpose. On the canvases of painters working with the optical illusion of blending tiny dashes of color, and building on the experience of capturing the moment, soft contours and dynamic light and shadow impressions appear. Just like blurred contours of digitally recorded flashes snatched out of reality that are continuously changing with the play of movement and light, reflecting the feeling of time constantly slipping away.

Mirror, an interactive video installation, builds a bridge between the possibilities of traditional fine arts and digital imaging – by standing in front of the picture frame, we can shape the silhouette of our own self-portrait reflected on the screen in the frame with the movements of our own body.