An art installation in the Californian desert turns into a man-made mirage
There’s no shortage of mirrors in the art world. We’ve peered into the looking glasses of everyone from Yayoi Kusama to Lee Bul, mesmerized by seemingly endless space. Why the obsession with the reflective surface? It’s a fixation that infiltrated
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