Signature Collection
Fuerza Left
Fuerza is drawn in fracture. The figure appears where the fragments meet.
Mosaic is among the oldest surviving ways of fixing an image to a surface: not by stroke, but by placement. Fuerza follows that logic. The contour refuses the rectangle — the edge is decided by the body it holds, and the table takes the shape of its own drawing.
Black tesserae carry the line. Pearled glass carries the light, and shifts as the room shifts around it. Iron holds the weight and gives the piece its ground. [POR VERIFICAR: rol exacto del hierro]
The pair reads as one gesture divided. Left and right face each other, each complete on its own terms, each still remembering the other. Together they close a form. Apart, they keep the conversation open.
Dimensions
Weight
Materials
Glass mosaic · iron
Application
Side table / occasional table. Sold individually; pairs with its Left / Right counterpart.
The Making Of
Then the slow work. The image is built by hand, fragment by fragment, in black and pearled glass — each piece cut, set and grouted by artisan hands. Mosaic does not forgive: a figure this size is counted in placements, and the line only reads once the last fragment is set. The pearled glass was chosen for what it does with light — it never looks the same in two rooms, or at two hours.