A small-format brick mosaic in glass, laid in the classic 1×2 proportion.
The surface is glossy, catching light directly and reflecting it with clarity. At close range, each piece reads as a distinct unit — the grout lines visible, the edges clean, the color consistent within the sheet. From across the room, the field flattens into a continuous plane of reflected light, the brick coursing receding into rhythm.
Glass at this scale behaves differently than ceramic. The finish is harder, more reflective, and the color reads with more saturation — especially under directional light. Installed on a backsplash or shower wall, the surface shifts throughout the day as the light source moves.
The format is familiar, but the material keeps it from feeling ordinary.
