2010

Authors: Eeva Käsper & Tiina Sarapu

The Glass Gardens of Frauenau, The Frauenau Glass Museum, Germany

“Imaginary Space” is an installation of twelve two-sided mirror panels. The panels are displayed in circle with a diameter of 4 m, the height of the installation is 2.2 m.

The mirror installation “Imaginary Space” is a game with our cognition of a room, reality and appearance. It offers variations and new perspectives to familiar surroundings waking our dozed perceptions. While moving around in the “Imaginary Space” unexpected appearance and disappearances occur. Surprising reflections and multiplied mirror images invite us to relate to the world in a metaphysic way. “Imaginary Space” is going through a constant change in the rhythm of the nature and the seasons. It reflects the sunrise and the rain, green of the grass and white of the snow, Frauenau and the museum of glass. “Imaginary Space” is an exciting journey of discoveries for the grown-ups and labyrinth of endless finds for the children.

More than being an object in itself the “Imaginary Space” is an environment, where it displays.

Photos: Tiina Sarapu, Eeva Käsper, Meelis Mikker, Bernfard Hackl