At Cristina Grajales Gallery in NYC, Fernando Mastrangelo's "The Divide" Mirror

New York artist and designer Fernando Mastrangelo has introduced The Divide, a mirror from his newly debuted Territories collection, shown at Cristina Grajales Gallery in New York. The piece centers on a field of silvered glass, with its perimeter built up from crushed minerals, colored sand and cement The contrast between the smooth reflective surface and the rough, earthy edge reads like a landscape boundary, which fits the collection's name It is a mirror that behaves like a sculpture. The artist's website lists the work as 2026, with materials given as sand, powdered glass and bronze mirror Each measures 36 inches wide by 70 inches high and 2 inches deep, close to the height of a person, so it would command a wall The page shows the work labeled 01 and 02, suggesting it is made as a pair. The Divide is available by inquiry only For anyone who follows Mastrangelo's work across art, furniture and objects, it offers a clear look at the direction of the Territories series and its use of raw, mineral materials.