With a keen interest in contemporary culture, multi-disciplinary artist Douglas Gordon explores the space between intention and perception. In his series Self Portrait of You + Me, Gordon appropriates well known images of celebrities, be it Warhol’s portraits of Marilyn and Elvis or, as seen here, Michel Linssen’s 1992 portrait of grunge rocker Kurt Cobain. The photographs are then burned and mounted to a mirror. By doing so, Gordon ensnares the viewer into an instant dialogue with the work as their reflection looks back at them beyond the rough edges of the print.