From May 2024 to June 2025, the site-specific installation was on view in the atrium of the National Gallery / Kvadrat 500. The mirrored work expanded and reshaped the space, forging a new spatial experience—both passive and transformative—evoking fascination and echoing the myth of Narcissus.
On the eve of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Filipina and Yettel lit a mirrored Christmas tree in St. Kliment Ohridski garden in Sofia. The site specific installation invites passersby to consider both themselves and the diverse lives around them.
The mirrored stairway challenges the idea of reality as something solid and unchanging, instead presenting it as something shaped by both perception and belief.
In the future of consumerism, is the act of buying the last thing we have left to possess? Or has the bag been carrying us all along?