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

Fernando Mastrangelo's "The Divide" (2026) is on view at Cristina Grajales Gallery in New York, presented as part of his Territories collection.

The work is made from sand, powdered glass and bronze mirror. The artist's website lists each piece at 36 inches wide, 70 inches high and 2 inches deep, so these are tall, narrow mirrors, roughly six feet high. The title is given as "The Divide (01,02)", which points to a pair.

The gallery describes a silvered glass surface framed by a perimeter of mineral, sand and cement. That contrast is the draw: a clean reflective face set against a rough, earthen edge. It works as a mirror, but it reads more like a sculpture hung on the wall.

Mastrangelo is known for bringing natural materials such as sand and minerals into art and design. His site organizes his output into Territories, Mirrors, Art Furniture, Side Tables and other groups, and The Divide sits within the Territories line.

Pricing is available on inquiry, through the gallery or the contact form on the artist's website. It suits anyone looking for a sculptural mirror or following collectible design in New York.