This piece serves as a conduit, compelling introspection into our multifarious societal roles, evolving with the environment, time, and viewer interaction

Utilizing mirrors as a medium, this piece unveils a contemporary interpretation infused with Japanese folklore nuances. Beyond mere reflections, mirrors delve deep, revealing hidden truths, and emotions, and echoing our cultural and historical tapestry.

The work resonates with the ancient Japanese ethos of "self-discovery through mirrors." Historically, mirrors in Japanese folklore were sacrosanct, bridging communication with deities and frequently portrayed as revealers of concealed truths.

This artwork epitomizes societal metamorphosis and adaptability, captured through the viewer's ever-changing reflection. The chiaroscuro elements, reminiscent of theatrical suspense, allude to our transient roles in life. Drawing from Erving Goffman's "dramaturgy" concept, it encapsulates our dynamic societal roles and the inherent paradoxes of daily life through luminescent interplays and mutable reflections.