‘vibration mirror’ by fredrik skåtar image © fredrik skåtarberlin-based studio fredrik skåtar has developed a ‘vibration mirror’. the sculpture materializes a shape that constantly occurs in nature, however it cannot be seen because of perception of time and motion. in this project, the movement of water has been frozen and carved out as a sculpture to create a unique reflective composition.
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