Self-Portrait in the Mirroir 2001

Geta Bratescu’s *Self-Portrait in the Mirror* from 2001, is a work of assemblage that explores the complexities of self-representation. The piece features a mirror within a wooden frame, with the artist’s face fragmented and collaged. The eyes, nose, and mouth are arranged in a disjointed manner, prompting the viewer to question the conventional notions of identity and self-perception. This unconventional self-portrait exemplifies Bratescu's artistic style, which often utilizes the found object and collage to explore themes of memory, perception, and the body.