The mirrored lamellae of the labyrinth sticking up from the ground within the park.

• Designer: Jeppe Hein
• Location: Anyang Public Art Project, Anyang, Korea
• Date: 2005
• Size: diameter of 26.25 feet, height of 7.2 feet
• Materials: steel frame, PVC, polished steel mirrors

This is a site-specific installation comprised of equidistant reflective posts. The mirror-polished stainless steel posts are arranged in three radiating arcs that form the labyrinth, distorting the surroundings. The posts are set at various heights, but maintain a consistent width.

Visitors are encouraged to walk the pathways formed by the negative space, with each step further altering their already shifted perception of the installation site. The mirrored posts appear to recede into the landscape at times and boldly contrast it at others, ensuring a unique experience for each individual visitor. Mirror Labyrinth alternately obscures and reveals its environment, providing a rich new perspective. [credit]