Jyhling Lee's "Reflector" sculpture is a five-meter by three-meter mirrored masterpiece that merges art and interactivity, enhancing Toronto's iconic Queen Street West.
The sculpture draws people in with its reflective surface, designed to capture the light and mirror the best angles of its admirers, promoting a playful interaction.
Lee emphasizes the importance of using highly durable materials, like corrosion-resistant stainless steel, to ensure the artwork withstands Toronto's unpredictable weather, serving both aesthetic and practical purposes.
Reflector is described as an "inhabitable environment," inviting people to snap photos and engage with the art in a personal and communal way, enriching the local culture.
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