Mirror illusion

What you see is what you get…or is it? Australian artist Steven Morgana creatively explores and challenges this statement through many of his

We love the way Yayoi Kusama plays with space, light and reflection to create her Infinity Mirror Room in the Wndr Museum in Chicago. Kusama’s installation combines art and science to create a mirrored illusion where steel balls can float. ⁠⠀#WndrMuseum #Chicago #YayoiKusama #art #design #inspiration ⁠⠀

Mirror surfaces are used to reflect natural light and create the illusion of larger spaces in this small duplex in the heart of Tel Aviv, renovated by Interior Designer Yael Perry. The owner of this 62 sqm (+30 sqm balcony) Duplex wished to create a modern stylish getaway for himself in the heart of Tel Aviv.

Visual artist Shirin Abedinirad creates stunning mirror installations while traveling the world. Whether she places mirrors on the steps of a staircase in Treviso, Italy, or in the middle of the Central Desert in Iran, her projects look like the sky is touching the earth. Her latest installation ‘Mirrored Ziggurat‘ in Sydney explores the link […]

At the Museum of Illusions in New York City, optical illusions play with motion, color, patterns and space to trick the mind.

See the interiors of Beijing's Mirror Garden store designed by Archstudio: a white labyrinth of mirrors articulated for any activity.

Why should a butter knife not be made of butter? I mean, it’s called a butterknife, right? In an almost childlike manner Derek Paul Boyle discusses the power of opposition. Why should you look at the ground and not see the sky? He is fascinated by and tempts him at the same time to break […]

Official website of Olafur Eliasson and his studio: Concentric mirror • Artwork • Studio Olafur Eliasson

Canadian artist Guillaume Lachapelle explores the infinite in this series of mysterious 3D printed dioramas titled Visions. Sitting atop pedestals in a darkened gallery, the eerie “rooms” rely on lights and mirrors to create the illusion of vast spaces that seem to reflect into much larger open spaces. These pieces were on view last year as part of a solo show at Art Mur in Québec, and you can see more of them up close over on Artsy. More