The Mirrors artist Daniel Rozin , give physical form to that borderland where analog meets digital. Rozin is an artist, educator and programmer who works in the area of ​​Digital Art has participated in numerous international festivals and lives and works in New York. With its Mirrors, such as 'Shiny Balls Mirror', 'Trash Mirror', 'Wooden Mirror', 'Finger-Paint', and many others, was able to create works in which technology is associated with the games identity and trials visual. I testify Mirrors intensive research covering a period from 1997 to the present. Interfacing cameras, computers and other materials 'physical', Rozin creates works in which our image is blended with technology, not allowing us to perceive more where reality ends and fiction begins. Our body becomes the territory in which this dualism joked with himself, making himself transfiguring and multiple interacting with the artist's works. The image of those who observe the work of Rozin gradually changed, making in their turn change the work themselves, in a double exchange in which our body becomes a widespread result never complete. Tatiana Bazzichelli