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“I Am / She Is (Broken)” (2025) is a one-of-a-kind original painting, created with acrylic paint and shards of mirror on a 48 by 48-inch wood panel, with a gallery-style depth of 2.5 inches.
This work blends painting and sculpture, as vibrant wild animals surround shards of mirror that radiate outward across the surface. The mirror fragments invite viewers to see their own reflection within the piece, becoming part of the artwork itself. Truly one-of-a-kind, this original cannot be replicated in prints.
Perfect for collectors or anyone looking to bring a truly original statement piece into their home or office.
This artwork comes carefully packaged and insured for safe delivery, so it arrives ready to display and enjoy.
*Note: The dark areas visible at the center of the image are reflective mirror shards, which will appear differently in person than in the photograph. These mirrors are an intentional part of the work, creating an interactive experience as viewers see themselves reflected within the piece.
“I Am / She Is (Broken)” (2025) is a one-of-a-kind original painting, created with acrylic paint and shards of mirror on a 48 by 48-inch wood panel, with a gallery-style depth of 2.5 inches.
This work blends painting and sculpture, as vibrant wild animals surround shards of mirror that radiate outward across the surface. The mirror fragments invite viewers to see their own reflection within the piece, becoming part of the artwork itself. Truly one-of-a-kind, this original cannot be replicated in prints.
Perfect for collectors or anyone looking to bring a truly original statement piece into their home or office.
This artwork comes carefully packaged and insured for safe delivery, so it arrives ready to display and enjoy.
*Note: The dark areas visible at the center of the image are reflective mirror shards, which will appear differently in person than in the photograph. These mirrors are an intentional part of the work, creating an interactive experience as viewers see themselves reflected within the piece.