In a modern society marked by inequalities and intolerance, this installation uses various media, such as 3D holograms, animations, and physically broken mirrors, to encourage empathy, deeper understanding, and positive social change. Inspired by the Japanese technique of repairing broken objects with gold, known as "kintsugi," the installation emphasizes the importance of accepting flaws, resilience, and the idea of healing and personal growth that arise from embracing one’s own imperfections, regardless of the challenges faced. Through abstract animations displayed as 3D holograms, it showcases human complexity and inner conflicts, as well as inner worlds filled with unique experiences and emotions.

Visitors are encouraged to deepen their awareness of themselves and others and to reconsider their own world in order to collectively create a better tomorrow. The installation "Kagami" invites visitors to pause before the broken mirror and reflect deeply on how they can contribute to creating a better world. Fabijan Nushi aims with this installation to inspire people to contemplate their own beliefs, support those facing invisible barriers, and promote a sense of community and mutual understanding.