The Meerror project shows what mirrors reflect when we are not in front of them. They are photographies taken facing a mirror, but we don't see ourselves reflected in it, as if we were invisible. The result are real images, that exist in the world, but that we can never witness, for we are their own interference. In fact, we will never be able to observe directly what a mirror shows when we are not facing it, because every time we step in front of it, the image that was reflected a moment before is modified by our appearance. Only disappearing, we can observe reality without alterations.
Thus self-portrait and still life collide, creating images that are both the things and none at the same time. In fact, up to where is it legitimate to speak of portrait? Each picture starts from the cancellation of a self-portrait. Yet is our very absence, an absence that turns these images into still lives, that triggers the mechanism of the picture. Finally, against the purists of photography, sometimes only through the (digital) manipulation of the image, we are able to see what nor our eyes neither the camera lens could.
