The Cavex mirror explores the three planar characteristics of a reflective surface . Concave, convex and flat - with each type being represented as a simple three part circle. Each offering up a view of its environment – but with differing results.

   A convex mirror is used on the outer edges - where it reflects light outwards giving a peripheral view of its reflected environment. A concave mirror is used in the central circle and reflects light inward to one focal point.  This light converges onto the third most common and practical of the three, the flat screen surface.