‘Inevitable Future’ reflects the relationship between cosmic events and the human perception of time. The object is an analogy of an ‘Event Horizon’; the boundary of a black hole beyond which it is no longer possible to escape its immense gravitational force. The Event Horizon marks the point at which all matter transforms into one singularity as space and time are distorted. This moment is irreversible and inevitable.
This analogy prompts us to perceive the object not just as a physical mirror, but also as a means to question and explore one’s own individuality and our relationship with inevitable events such as life and death.
The mirror is comprised of three areas - the outer ring which mirrors its surroundings followed by an inner, dark shaded ring that engulfs anything visible, and a central area which is composed of transparent glass.