Dip3 encases an unused adjustable mirror from the studio wall in resin, erasing its inherent reflective function and transforming it into a pure sculptural object. The once-transparent mirror surface recedes blurrily behind the semi-transparent texture of the resin, becoming a form appreciated in itself rather than a tool for reflection. The previously flexible arm also settles into a fixed silhouette, remaining as a visual element composing the space. This illustrates the process by which an object that has ceased its functional role gains sculptural order and permeates the space.