The Mirror That Ate the Signal — 002

A limited digital collage by Angel Quintana, printed on 325 gsm hemp paper with a soft, uncoated finish. Each print is part of The Keys of Amenti Collection—a series of visual relics bridging art, myth, and remembrance. Within every threshold, remembrance stirs the sleeping field. The Mirror That Ate the Signal is the second visual relic from The Keys of Amenti Collection—a surreal reflection on duplication, devotion, and the death of beauty as truth. A colored woman meets her monochrome double within the looking glass—one alive with frequency, the other hollow with memory. Between them stands Venus crowned, the eternal emblem of worship devoured by her own reflection, while a red cat (familiar, feral, and free) guards the threshold between mimic and original. Each piece is designed as a ritual artifact—a mirror turned weapon, revealing that every mimic begins with a reflection that refused to die. ⸻ PRODUCT DETAILS • 5.5 x 7.1 in (postcard-size art print) • Printed on 325 gsm hemp paper (uncoated, lightly textured) • Back design includes quote and artist signature sigil • Numbered 002 in The Keys of Amenti Collection • Packaged in a protective sleeve “Every mimic begins with a reflection that refused to die.”