This nostalgic mirror is part of a collection that reimagines magazines as both reflective surfaces and cultural archives. Throughout history, magazines served as our social media before the digital era—documenting style, shaping identity, and amplifying voices that mainstream outlets often overlooked. By embedding these covers into the mirror, the work invites viewers to see themselves within the lineage of culture, fashion, music, and thought that defined entire generations. It becomes more than a mirror; it is a portal where past and present meet, reminding us that representation not only reflects but also shapes how we see ourselves and how the world sees us.
This nostalgic mirror is part of a collection that reimagines magazines as both reflective surfaces and cultural archives. Throughout history, magazines served as our social media before the digital era—documenting style, shaping identity, and amplifying voices that mainstream outlets often overlooked. By embedding these covers into the mirror, the work invites viewers to see themselves within the lineage of culture, fashion, music, and thought that defined entire generations. It becomes more than a mirror; it is a portal where past and present meet, reminding us that representation not only reflects but also shapes how we see ourselves and how the world sees us.
Dimensions: 24”x37”
