Mirror reflection is seeing something that is, but not exactly as it is. The light is reflected, the image is inverted or repeated, and suddenly a small room becomes infinite. When two mirrors face each other, the image is absorbed into the image; you see yourself, then yourself seeing yourself, and this chain continues until it is no longer clear which is the original and which is the reflection. The mirror tells the truth and lies at the same time. It shows the face, but not the depth. Sometimes it confronts a person with himself, sometimes it only creates a shiny shell of him. Reflection is both a reminder and a deception.