Looking at me, Looking at you- Large Wall Mirror 1.0
Looking At Me, looking At You mirror series considers eye contact as a fundamental part of human social interactions. Fleming’s surreal semi-human sculptures play at the gaucheness of meeting a stranger’s eye. If someone is looking at you, it shows social interest or a possible desire to communicate, but of course you cannot know if someone is looking unless you, in turn, attempt to meet their gaze.
At first approach, the chrome aluminium mirrors’ reflection is alien and abstracted, but upon closing in, becomes intimate as each ‘face’ is adorned with a roughhewn sculpting plaster addition, gesturing to a flick of hair, a resting hand. Slowly the stranger becomes much less strange, maybe even an acquaintance.
Materials
Aluminum, Steel, Plaster, Pigment
Dimensions
W500 x H1260 x D100mm
There may be variations in the perceived color due to screen settings, which can alter color tones.
Variations may apply due to a handmade process.
Origin & Year
Melbourne, Australia 2023
Estimated Lead Time
12 weeks
Made to Order
Each piece is handcrafted upon order.
One of a Kind
Every piece is handcrafted as a unique work. The natural behavior of the materials and the artisanal process may result in subtle variations in color, texture, dimensions, and final appearance. Rather than imperfections, these distinctions reflect the authenticity of the craft and make each piece unique. When relevant, final material selections and finishes are reviewed with the client before completion.
Shipping Cost
Shipping Cost
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For this reason, shipping costs are quoted individually, based on the type of piece, its destination, and the most suitable transport method.
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Thank you for your understanding. At Toro Manifesto, every object travels with the same care with which it was created.