We see ourselves not only in reflections, but in how space receives us. This softly distorted mirror uses curved brushed metal to subtly abstract the image, shifting the focus from appearance to presence. When reflections are softened, our brain relaxes its default judgments. As neuroscience suggests, spatial cues like curvature and material finish can gently alter our self-perception. This mirror becomes a sculptural pause; a quiet prompt to observe, not evaluate.