Abraham Aronovitch

The Mirror

Room 1 of 4 · The Split: Subjective dissociation: from faithful reflection to the saturation of being.

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In the intimacy of the bathroom, the mirror serves as a device for scission. Sometimes a reflection, sometimes a field saturated with uncertainties, it lays the subject bare by revealing an inability to be fixed. Between confrontation and indefinition, identity seeks itself within the instability of a world that no longer reflects a coherent image.

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Room 1 · The Mirror — The Split 9 canvases

  1. Room 1

    The Mirror

    The Split

    Subjective dissociation: from faithful reflection to the saturation of being.

    9 canvases

  2. Know Yourself, 2023. A blue woman, seen from behind, facing the mirror: a faceless reflection, then a cyan double with lifted hair.Know Yourself2023Acrylic on canvas97 × 130 cm
  3. Still Too Many, 2024. A blue figure in profile facing a large grey disc marked with a single blue dot, above a washbasin.Still Too Many2024Acrylic, graphite pencil130 × 97 cm
  4. Still Confused, 2025. A blue figure before a mirror saturated with intertwined coloured shapes.Still Confused2025Acrylic on canvas130 × 97 cm
  5. Homage to Picasso, 2022. A nude blue figure before a cracked mirror in which another figure breaks into fragments.Homage to Picasso2022Acrylic, graphite pencil116 × 89 cm
  6. What Will Happen Next ?, 2025. A blue figure facing a mirror overrun by flames and coloured strokes.What Will Happen Next ?2025Acrylic on canvas130 × 97 cm
  7. Reflections in A Mirror, 2021. Two blue figures leaning over two washbasins, their pale reflections in the mirror.Reflections in A Mirror2021Acrylic, graphite pencil, cross-linked polyethylene tubing, LED114 × 146 cm
  8. Losing Yourself, 2022. A blue woman leaning over a washbasin, her reflection coming apart in the mirror.Losing Yourself2022Acrylic, graphite pencil, cross-linked polyethylene tubing, LED97 × 146 cm
  9. Confinement, Homage to Nicolas de Staël, 2024. A blue figure facing a mirror covered with a mosaic of coloured shapes.Confinement, Homage to Nicolas de Staël2024Acrylic, oil and graphite pencil130 × 97 cm
  10. Alternating Vision, 2026. A blue face behind an optician’s refractor that fills the entire mirror.Alternating Vision2026Acrylic on canvas130 × 97 cm
  11. All works

The 9 paintings in the room

Each one whole, in hanging order. Tap a painting to open its page.