Infinite mirror

Sarah Meyohas's photographic series Speculations combines two of our favorite things: trompe l'oeil trickery and an explosion of beautiful botanicals.

Temple (Cathedral) by Mark Justiniani

Do you call a film with more than 1000 visual effects a visual-effects film? Probably not, if you don’t notice the effects. That's the case with

Canadian artist Guillaume Lachapelle explores the infinite in this series of mysterious 3D printed dioramas titled Visions. Sitting atop pedestals in a darkened gallery, the eerie “rooms” rely on lights and mirrors to create the illusion of vast spaces that seem to reflect into much larger open spaces. These pieces were on view last year as part of a solo show at Art Mur in Québec, and you can see more of them up close over on Artsy. More

The Korean artist’s glowing works reiterate the vastness of space.

Ivan Navarro

Canadian artist Guillaume Lachapelle explores the infinite in this series of mysterious 3D printed dioramas titled Visions. Sitting atop pedestals in a darkened gallery, the eerie “rooms” rely on lights and mirrors to create the illusion of vast spaces that seem to reflect into much larger open spaces. These pieces were on view last year as part of a solo show at Art Mur in Québec, and you can see more of them up close over on Artsy. More

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French philosopher Jacques Lacan once posited the idea that a paramount phase in human development involves the constant confrontation between the self and one's own reflection. Known simply as the mirror stage, the symbolic experience finds...