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Jason Miller's Daydreams by Josh Rubin

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Jason Miller latest work is a series of mirrors, titled Daydreams, that take you away to a serene and surreal place. Acid etching and digital printing enable the application of an image in to the mirror. When you look at yourself you're transplanted in to the scene, but the room reflected behind you doesn't let you go far. Jason says both images are from New Jersey and are intended to keep the fantasy accessible, not like a post card presenting a place that seems unattainable.

Daydreams includes a forest scene and an ocean scene, each piece measures 20" x 30," and they retail for $400 at The Future Perfect

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