Reflections are interrupted by the gaps between the strips of mirror in such a way that users can look at themselves with the eyes of the person opposite.

Two people can stand at arm‘s length on either side and sink or stretch up until the two faces in the mirror fit together. You can now see, eg the other person‘s hair, your own forehead, the other person‘s eyes, and your own nose and so on. The mirror mixes up the faces in such a way that users can see with the other person‘s eyes. This is a self-explanatory game for young and old and one which promotes integration and co-operation.

Striped Mirror is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, at the side of a path in a park for passers-by, or in pedestrian areas.