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An installation: a shallow pool of water, a camera and a projector above it. Visitors' reflections are captured and replayed thirty seconds late, so you meet yourself leaving. Water, one camera, one projector, a dark room. No screens.
Figures mirrored in water. Project the top half onto the floor and let people walk on the reflection.
A figure and her reflection in a basin. The reflection is the second screen. It was always the second screen.
Every reflection piece asks the same question: which half is the original. The answer that works is 'neither'. Build it so the viewer can't tell, then let them decide.
A loop under eight seconds is a texture. Over forty it's a film. Between is where people stay. Measure how long a stranger watches before leaving; that's the loop.
Room: at least 8 x 8 m, black floor, ceiling height 5 m for the throw. Water depth 3 cm.