Fragment 2.2 is one of the first sculptured mirrors from the newest series of works where the artist explores the notion of touch by investigating the relation between the object, the elements of space and the human body within that space. The mirror that was supposed to hang flat on the wall wants to break off from it. In result, it is neither a free standing three-dimensional object nor a wall hanging mirror. It is in motion. This position creates a new situation, when one can stand in front of the mirror or in the undefined new space behind it.
*Implemented under a scholarship from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.