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Daniel Rozin's "Peg Mirror" is made up of 650 circular wooden pieces cut from an angle. "Casting shadows by twisting and rotating, wooden pegs forming concentric circles surround a small camera," according to submitted materials.

The mirrored image produced in the piece is activated by software Rozin developed that processes video signals and breaks up imagery geometrically, "seemingly pixel by pixel," according to the materials. "The silently moving wood components in this piece flicker like jewels or coins in the spotlight, challenging our notions about what constitutes a 'digital object.'"

Rozin is an associate art professor at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.