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Made by Edra
Fernando and Humberto Campana have long drawn from the vocabulary of found materials and informal craft, reframing both within a rigorous design sensibility. The Miraggio Mirror is a direct expression of that practice.
Dozens of irregular mirrored acrylic shapes, each laser-cut and individually hand-finished, are joined by nylon ties that permit gentle, organic movement. The reflection is never static. An aluminum frame holds the composition slightly proud of the wall, allowing light to pass behind and around the piece, so the work breathes with its environment.
- Laser-cut mirrored acrylic elements, each hand-finished
- Nylon tie connections that allow subtle, continuous movement
- Aluminum frame with a proud-of-wall mounting
The result shifts with the viewer, dissolving any single coherent image into a constellation of fragments that read differently from every angle and in every quality of light. It is less a mirror than a meditation on reflection itself.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Miraggio Mirror for Edra?
The Miraggio Mirror was designed by Brazilian brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana, whose practice is known for transforming humble or unconventional materials into objects of cultural and aesthetic significance. Their collaboration with Edra spans several decades and includes some of their most recognized works.
What materials make up the Miraggio Mirror?
The piece is composed of laser-cut mirrored acrylic shapes that are hand-finished and connected with nylon ties. The entire composition is supported on an aluminum frame that holds it slightly away from the wall surface.
Can the Miraggio Mirror be hung both vertically and horizontally?
Yes. The design accommodates both orientations, allowing the composition to adapt to different wall proportions and spatial contexts without altering its visual character.
How does the nylon tie construction affect the mirror's appearance?
The nylon ties create flexible joints between the individual acrylic fragments, so the mirror responds subtly to air movement and touch. This gives the reflection a living quality, shifting the image of the surrounding space as the pieces move.
Is the Miraggio Mirror made to order?
Yes, the Miraggio Mirror is produced to order through Edra, as is typical for works of this complexity and craft. Lead times and configuration details are confirmed at the time of inquiry.

