Cell (Eyes and Mirrors) 1993

"Cell (Eyes and Mirrors)" (1993), by Louise Bourgeois, is a sculptural installation that uses a wire mesh cage to contain a variety of objects, including mirrors, a standing sculpture, and a rounded form with two black "eyes." The installation is characteristic of Bourgeois' later work and explores themes of confinement, self-reflection, and the complexities of the human psyche. Through the use of mirrors and the caged environment, the artist invites viewers to contemplate their own identity and the nature of perception.