Conceptual installation artist Sali Muller dives into the world of self-image through unconventional materials that create a reflective multiverse.
Sali Muller (LU, 1981) is a conceptual artist based in Luxembourg. She earned an MA in Visual Arts from Université Marc Bloch in Strasbourg and studied Art History at the University of Trier. Her installations and objects use mirrors, light, sound and found objects to explore self-image, vanity and how we see ourselves. Her “dysfunctional” mirrors are treated so that they hardly reflect, turning a tool of self-display into a quiet, often ironic comment on identity in the digital age.