A "hall of mirrors" is a space filled with numerous mirrors that create reflections and illusions. These installations are often found in amusement parks, funhouses, or art exhibits, where they can distort images and create a sense of depth. Visitors can experience a playful and confusing environment as they navigate through the reflections. The concept of a hall of mirrors can also be metaphorically applied to situations where perceptions are distorted or unclear. In literature and psychology, it may represent the complexity of self-image or the challenges of understanding reality, similar to themes explored by Lewis Carroll in his works.