Echoes is a highly polished, solid aluminium interpretation of an acoustic mirror – early listening devices that required careful focus and alignment. By reimagining this form in reflective aluminium, the work transforms focused listening into focused looking. The inverted reflection draws viewers in. The surface never settles into a single image; it shifts with every movement, encouraging viewers to slow down and engage. It is an interactive artwork.The precision, weight, and polish reflect disciplined, straightforward metalworking. This object is difficult to convey through still photography alone, so the judges are encouraged to view the two short video clips below, which better show how viewers would engage in a gallery setting:https://youtube.com/shorts/LiFrqiTKKhM?si=Ma6Lg8yETu5BQoqQhttps://youtube.com/shorts/Cys5fmQvH3E?si=JBjtNFCsCfNllNmNEchoes is also meant to be fun. Viewers themselves playfully inverted. One image includes a reflected figure to show scale and context.