Through the installation of Engraved mirrors with the phrase “But yes, you are beautiful”, the artist presents a participatory work where the viewer becomes the very subject of creation.

Inscribed in public space, these street art mirrors function as bubbles of positivity, inviting pause, smiles, and reflection. Devoid of any visible signature, the works stand on their own: the mirror and the gaze that falls upon it fully embody the artistic approach, without mediation or imposed discourse.