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https://artefits.org/ephemeralart/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Javier-Olmeda-Reflection-Eternal.jpg780439The greens of the golf courses, its lakes, hills, and landscape can make us forget that these spaces are creations of the human being. The industrial designer Javier Olmeda uses the mimetic aspect that characterizes the "court" of this game, to make us think about our relationship with nature. With its rows of fine mirrors, Reflection: Eternal, places us between the created and the natural spaces, allowing us to appreciate both images simultaneously while facing our own reflection: our responsibility to create a necessary balance.