This mirror is an exploration of fluidity, roles, and reflections—both literal and societal. At first glance, it draws the viewer into a space of minimalism, where less becomes more. Yet, beneath the clean simplicity lies a maximalist approach, a challenge to the boundaries we assume around identity, power, and presentation.
The title She Is King He Is Queen hints at a playful but profound inversion of traditional gender roles, asking us to reimagine what happens when the binaries of "king" and "queen" dissolve. What if leadership looked like care, and power carried softness? What happens when strength and elegance blend across the spectrum?
This piece honors the fluidity in all of us, dismantling the labels we've been given and asking: What if everything you thought you knew could shift? As the mirror reflects those who stand before it, it becomes a symbolic portal—one where gender is not fixed, and identity becomes an evolving masterpiece. Through its simplicity, it asks the viewer to see beyond appearances and embrace the boundless possibilities of becoming.
