The Void by Ieva Gudelaitytė reflects the unpredictable pull of youth—the way it leads to unknown places, unexpected people, and experiences that shape us before we even understand their weight. It captures that restless energy, the sense of being drawn toward something without fully grasping its power.
For author, red lipstick was a symbol of her early years—marking moments of curiosity, risk, and self-exploration. It was present in encounters that felt meaningful yet uncertain, in places that held both excitement and unpredictability. The Void captures this tension between recklessness and self-discovery, between losing yourself and finding something new. It lingers like a memory—ungraspable, but never truly gone.
The mirror does not have built-in hangers, allowing flexibility in its placement. It can be mounted on the wall using external supports or simply leaned against a surface.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 135x95x8cm (53x37x3'') |
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| Weight (kg) | 12 |
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