Mirror mirror on the wall -or the floor, who’s the prettiest of all?
I love mirrors but not all kind of. I guess some modern mirrors make me feel depression, as should accessorize brand furniture or a big house that I don’t have. So I like instead the aesthetically pleasing the eye mirrors, with something special, all in great craftsmanship, or elegant in finishing.
Mirrors, aren’t they a form of vanity for the modern Narcissus, or just a practical routine object, or a spiritual one for some of us?
In a psychological sense, mirrors symbolize the in between the conscious and the unconscious. Maybe we search for the mystery and unseen in them beyond our earthly reflection.
By looking into a mirror, you may look towards the depths of their unconsciousness. The image produced onto the mirror is therefore symbolic and can make sense of in both conscious and subconscious thought processes.
A Mirror is a form of our consciousness reflection as if we witness the real ego of ourselves.
For me is an object of art and vanity, to enjoy their presence at every wall at home.
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