NINA CHO

NIGHT, 2019

tinted glass mirror

24 x 20 inches

$2600

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MAUNG MAUNG MIRRORS

“Even though a mirror is two-dimensional, it feels three-dimensional to me. Maung Maung is the Korean word for an obscured sense of depth; when a view is so vast that you lose a sense of where it ends. I’m inspired by a sense of endlessness that is presented by mirrors. Beyond reflection, there’s a blurring of space and time that captivates the mind.” - Nina Cho

The Maung Maung Mirrors are composed of a few different colors of tinted glass mirrors and polished metals. The graphic brings nature scenes into the domestic space in an abstract way. The composition was carefully chosen to display a relationship between entities by their proportions and proximity to one another.

30% of proceeds from the sale of objects in the Small Works Benefit Exhibition will go directly and immediately to the Food Bank for New York City and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.   

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This object is eligible for contactless delivery in New York City. FedEx shipping everywhere else.