Daniel Rozin

Daniel Rozin, Software Mirrors: „This group of pieces is comprised rear projected screens or kiosks connected to video cameras and computers. When a viewer stands in front of one of these pieces, their image is reflected on the screen after it has been interpreted by the computer. The displays change rapidly yielding a smooth transition tightly linked to the movements of the viewer.”

Shaking Time Mirror- 2005
Projected screen, computer, video camera, custom software. Size - variable.
Shaking Time Mirror is the forth of the "Time Series" Software Mirrors. This series of software mirrors examines notions of time, scanning, motion and stagnation. In Shaking Time Mirror only areas of movement on the screen are refreshed with current video, the rest of the screen ages and turns into a gray stagnant crust. When a viewer moves in front of the piece the crust flakes of and revels the full colored image of the viewer, which gradually grays back.

Self Centered Mirror 2003
34 panes of mirror, Wood. Size - 120 Inches W 30 inches H 25 inches D.
Self Centered Mirror is an arrangement of 34 vertical panes of mirror. It has a retro-reflective behavior, this means that anyone standing in front of this mirror will see themselves reflected on all 34 panes, The mirror will also remove anyone else in the space from being reflected. This piece lifts the last obstacle from in the quest to total narcisism.
“Shiny Balls Mirror” (921 hexagonal black-anodized aluminum tube extrusion,921 chrome-plated plastic balls,819 motors,control electronics,video camera,computer). Video. “Hourglass Mirror” 2005. The image of the viewer is created by the movement of the grains of sand in the upper part of the hourglass, in the lower part of the hourglass a representative color of the viewer is settled to create a sediment that keeps building up creating a history of a few minutes worth of viewers. róla Video.