Mirrors of Being invites the viewer into a contemplative realm where identity becomes fluid, layered, and luminous. Through a procession of mirrored faces — subtly dissolving into one another — Philippe Ceulemans explores the shifting nature of self. Each visage appears like a whisper from the unconscious, suggesting that who we are is not fixed, but composed of echoes, memories, and evolving truths.

Rendered in ethereal hues of violet, indigo, emerald, and soft aqua, the composition radiates a dreamlike stillness. These colors do not shout — they shimmer, inviting the eye to wander and the spirit to pause. Light glides across shadow, exposing a delicate choreography between inner clarity and emotional opacity.

This work is not a portrait of one, but of many — of every self we have been, and all we have yet to become. The title, Mirrors of Being, gestures toward a universal meditation: identity as reflection, transformation, and quiet revelation. It is both a mirror and a window — a surface to see ourselves, and a threshold to something deeper.