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Excited to reveal a new medium that we’ve been working on for the past year!
Fragments from The Wild Within, 2026
These hand-cut glass mosaic wall sculptures originate from Soviet-era flower postcards that we discovered scattered across the floor of an abandoned post office in Georgia.
Their vivid, idealized imagery appeared strangely alive within the deteriorating architecture, becoming an early catalyst for The Wild Within and its imagined return of colour and life to forgotten spaces.
Translating the postcards into glass connects them to the symbolic mosaics and architectural surfaces found throughout many of the buildings that we have explored.
Each hand-cut tessera also recalls a digital pixel, linking the ancient language of mosaic to the project’s digital origins.
Hand-cut glass tesserae and grout, mounted on Dibond and framed in pine
11.8 × 15.7 in. (30 × 40 cm)
On view at The Wild Within exhibition
September 10 – October 22
Leila Heller Gallery
22 East 80th Street
New York City