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Look in the mirror and find a glimpse of person you never saw before.
Refraction
A normal mirror shows you your true version of yourself, maybe even confronts you with that truth. But what if a mirror can show you a different version of that same truth? What do you recognize from the fragments in the mirror? What will happen when you see a version of yourself you didn’t think existed? Is that new version maybe the true you or just another part of your fragmented identity? Dare to look at yourself from a different perspective, maybe you’ll see yourself as a new person.
