In a sense, autumn is the dusk of the year, when the sun falls and with it the temperature that announces the darkness to come. Trapped between two complete moments, day and night, dusk figures as a symbolic transition that provides nature with unique moments in which flora and fauna find themselves belonging to two simultaneous states of being. This mirror represents that moment of duality – one obsidian slate, one copper, and so forth, in equal alternation, where neither element holds primacy over the other.