Reflection is what we see in a mirror

Reflection occurs when a light wave reflects from a surface.

The shinier the surface the greater the reflection. The light wave changes direction.

Meet Rowena Reflection!

Reflection is what we see in a mirror.

Reflection occurs when a light wave reflects from a surface.

Reflective surfaces should be considered in an environment. They will reflect light - but also sound, making for a lot of reverberation (noise)

The sky will reflect from the water, making for spectacular sunrises and sunsets at the beach

The shinier the surface the greater the reflection. The light wave changes direction.

Nicks piece reflects the surroundings, which changes the look of the piece.

See more of his work by clicking on his images.

See the reflections of the beach? Reflections change the feel of a piece.

The lines and refections change the feel of this image

Surrounding colours will reflect from shiny pieces

Leonie uses reflection in this piece which add to the texture.

See more about Leonie by clicking on her work,

Changes in light during the day will change the feel as refection occurs.

Glenise studies the refection on the water.

See more about Glenise by clicking on her work

Light will not reflect when there is a solid object in the way.

What says reflection more than disco balls?

See more about Jeanene's by clicking on her work,

Reflective surfaces will add energy to a space.

Jeanene often add reflective pieces to her work.

This adds energy as they move.