Artspace Gallery, 2003

Curator: Linda Zisquit

Oil on canvas Interiors depict a room with a glass table, functioning like the “lake of the house.”

The viewpoint moves from inside the room externally to the outdoors, lingering here and there as it alights on familiar, close-by objects, and on their shadow falling on the tiles, wall, doorframe, and window. 
Various flowers and fruits standing on the glass dining room table are reflected along with the view from the window. Beyond the glass surface of the table the tiles or carpet patterns are visible, making the objects seeming to float on a piece of cloud sailing through the azure sky. The table acts as a mirror, imprisoning the outdoor scene inside the room, arousing wonder at illusion and reality, with perceptual questions about the point of reversal and the imperceptible borderline between the reflected and the reflection.