“The Mirror Effect” serves as a reflection of the artist’s exploration of life, death, and the afterlife. Inspired by the Dance of Death Bridge in Lucerne, the artwork draws from the imagery of skeletons that represent mortality. This piece mirrors another work, “Death Becomes You,” which portrays death as a constant pursuit. In contrast, “The Mirror Effect” suggests the presence of life beyond death, with the soul remaining present. The burnt frame references the fire on Chapel Bridge, further connecting themes of destruction, rebirth, and the cyclical nature of existence.