Mirror Servant

“Mirror Servant” dwells in the shadowed corners of the psyche, a study in obscured reflection and spectral presence. Deep blues coalesce within an oval field, suggesting a figure barely glimpsed, swallowed by an internal world. Around this central void, a swirling, baroque framework of ochre and umber seems to writhe, not as ornamentation, but as a restless energy barely contained. The artist’s layered brushwork builds a palpable texture, evoking the weight of memory and the unsettling sensation of being watched. This is not a portrait of a person, but a distillation of haunting—a glimpse into the fragile boundary between self and shadow, where longing and dread find uneasy companionship. The work invites contemplation of what lies beneath the surface, and the secrets held within the looking glass.