The "Disco Lab" series is the result of an ongoing, personal process—a journey that has evolved both in scale and significance over time. Each large-scale, interactive mirror structure was built by hand, piece by piece, with an emphasis on the labor-intensive, meditative nature of the work. There’s an unexpected satisfaction in this process, a quiet fulfillment that comes from the repetition and tactile engagement of gluing each fragment into place. In a world increasingly defined by speed and efficiency, the act of slowly constructing something by hand offers a rare opportunity for reflection and presence.
   This hands-on approach mirrors my own process of reflection and healing—particularly in how it has helped me process the difficult and sometimes traumatic calls I’ve experienced as a firefighter. The painstaking work of creating these pieces has become an integral part of my own journey. Just as I carefully fit the mirrors together, I have found a way to piece together my own experiences, finding meaning and transformation in the process. The mirrors themselves reflect not only the surrounding space but also the emotional and psychological shifts that have occurred as I’ve worked patiently through these challenges.
   The ethos of "anything is possible" is at the heart of the "Disco Lab" series. This idea is not simply theoretical—it’s embedded in the very structure of the work. The mirrors reflect not only the world as it is but the limitless possibilities of what it could be. The structures invite those who interact with them to shift their perspective, to see themselves and the space around them in new and unexpected ways. Each angle reveals a different reflection, offering an experience that is as unique and varied as the viewer themselves.
In this space, perception becomes fluid—identity, reality, and our understanding of the world around us constantly shift. The act of interacting with the work becomes a form of transformation, both personal and collective. 
    The process of creating has helped me make sense of the chaos, the unpredictability, and the weight of my work as a firefighter, turning it into something expansive and filled with potential. The "Disco Lab" invites everyone to explore this idea: that no matter the difficulty or fragmentation, there is always the possibility for growth, change, and reinvention.
    Ultimately, these mirrored structures offer a space for exploration, reflection, and awe. They reveal infinite perspectives, challenging perceptions and inviting wonder. As you step into the space, the boundaries between self and world blur, and in that moment of shared experience, the potential for transformation feels boundless.