Reflektor’s construction—a web of light activated by sound—serves as a bridge between the tangible world of nature and the abstract realm of mediated reality. Its mirrored surface acts as a transformative agent, seamlessly blending the object into the surrounding forest. As the mirror reflects natural forms, it also refracts them, creating visual distortions that blur the line between the physical and the virtual.
This interplay between landscape and mediated representation transforms the natural environment into a hyperreal spectacle within the cube’s media space.
Through Reflektor, viewers are invited to contemplate the shifting boundaries between tangible and digital, real and simulated. The installation challenges our perceptions of reality and representation, urging a reevaluation of our relationship with an increasingly mediated world. Engaging with the mirrored surface, spectators confront multiple perspectives and realities, prompting introspection on perception and truth in an age dominated by digital imagery.