We live in a world of objects and images, words and emotions, sounds and smells. And besides, we live in a world of reflections and shadows. And these reflections make up more than 70% of what we see and feel, complementing the visual range with new colors, and our emotions with new nuances. Reflections in art have long been used to enhance the emotional component, giving the works an unusual, third dimension, mystery. Almost all the great masters, from classical realists to impressionists and surrealists, used the technique of reflection as a means of enhancing artistic perception.
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