Matheus Montanari

Narciso (2016) is an interactive installation consisting of a webcam and a touchscreen where the video of a river is played. When the interactor touches the screen, he sees some frames captured by the webcam that results in the image of his face reflected on the water. 

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Revisiting Narciso and McLuhan, the work questions the role of technology in the amputation of the self. Are we becoming only reflections of our selfies?