Each of the representations of an object in our mind represents a different reality. We do not have definite information that we can infer about the origin and foundation of the truth. The truth itself is also a phenomenon that is perceived by time and mind, and its origin is relative. In _Reflection_, two objects are brought together to create a contrast. Mirrors placed on the surface show us their own realities. In fact, all objects act as mirrors because they shape the light according to themselves.

Reflection

With its half-reflective features Mae Culpa directs us to perceive the reality twisted and blurred, and this large object in the room while showing anything else around it by reflecting them, actually presents itself for us to see inevitably, which is making this object a duality phenomenon.

Mae Culpa

_Amiss_ is a faulty reflection which awakens an uncanny feeling in one's mind. Since the observers could not match the images as they would be in the _real world,_ the image will prevent them to understand the work emergently and invoke them to think upon it.

  
While the straight mirror shows us a _corrupted or twisted reality_, the bent surface of the sphere shows the _expected-reality_ in a small fraction.

Amiss

Each projection of an object in our mind represents and expresses a different reality. We do not have a clear knowledge that we can infer about the origin and foundation of reality, which itself is a phenomenon perceived within the framework of time and consciousness, and is completely relative. In my work _Sphere 2_, two objects, one organic and the other inorganic, are combined in a way that creates contrast. The sphere is used because it is a mathematically perfect form, while the eye is used because of its imperfect form and ability to see reality and bend it according to its own rules.

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