From the outside, the Auditory Mirror is an 8-foot tall by 4-foot wide box, draped in black fabric. It emanates an ominous ambience, beckoning the audience to step inside. Once inside, the user is enveloped in a rich soundscape and complete darkness. Although they can’t see anything, the Auditory Mirror can see them. As the user moves their hands and body, the sounds change and warp, responding to actions that the user cannot see themselves. The Auditory Mirror examines how we use our senses to interact with the world, and how that interaction informs our own perception of self.
