Angol
What if, from one day to the next, mirrors, glass, shop windows, cameras, and screens continued to reflect objects, walls, furniture, and landscapes - but stopped reflecting people? No one disappears. Everyone is still there, speaking, touching, living. But no face returns from the mirror. No body appears on camera. No human presence is confirmed in the glass.Eva is one of those people. Unable to see her own image, she begins to depend on what others say about her. A simple comment can comfort or destroy. A portrait can seem like the only way to recover her own face. But when an image comes through someone else's hands, an even greater doubt arises: is that truly who she is, or only the way someone else sees her?I Am What You See follows Eva in her search for recognition in a world where self-image has ceased to exist. It is a story about the fear of depending on another person's gaze, the fragility of appearance, time changing everything without permission, and the difficult question that remains when the mirror falls silent: who are we when we can no longer see ourselves?
