The tiles seem to resist their own undoing. On the right, they remain in formation, holding onto the order they were set in long ago. Their edges still align, their patterns still intact. But as your eye drifts downward, that structure begins to slip. Corners lift, cracks spread, and the floor gives way to fragmentation.
It’s as if they were forced apart, scattered against their will, yet even in their disarray, they form something new; a textured mosaic shaped by time, revealing the slow, inevitable pull of decay.
The contrast between structure and collapse makes this print a compelling choice for collectors of industrial photography and interior designers seeking artwork that captures both history and transformation.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, ensuring rich tones and exceptional clarity for a lasting impression.