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Peter Glassford Natural Parota Reclaimed Wood Collage, Set Of 2 Brutalist Tiles

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$560

A sculptural Natural Parota collage tiles part of the Brutal Nature collection by Peter Glassford, handcrafted from reclaimed wood fragments and assembled into a richly textured, one-of-a-kind composition. Each tile measures 23.5 × 23.5 inches and is sold as a set of two, making it perfect as a standalone artwork or as part of a larger modular installation.Finished in a Natural Parota, each tile is carefully sanded and sealed with lacquer and wax, enhancing the natural variation of the wood while adding depth and contrast. The result is a bold yet warm wall piece that brings texture, rhythm, and contemporary Brutalist character to any interior.Each tile can be displayed individually or combined with others to create custom wall compositions. In addition to its sculptural presence, it also provides acoustic benefits, helping to soften sound in both residential and commercial spaces.Details:Sold as a set of 2 tilesSize: 23.5 × 23.5 inches eachMaterial: Reclaimed wood on MDF backingFinish: Natural ParotaUnique: One-of-a-kind compositionEach tile is handcrafted; variations in pattern and arrangement are inherent to the work.Other standard sizes available:11.75 × 11.75 inches11.75 × 23.5 inches47 × 47 inchesTiles can be installed in any configuration, allowing for fully customizable compositions. Additional sizes and large-scale installations are available upon request.BIO:Peter Glassford is a Texas-born sculptor, trained in sculpture at the University of Texas at Austin. Now based in Guadalajara, Mexico, his work explores texture, materiality, and architectural form through handcrafted wood collages. Glassford’s practice transforms reclaimed wood into modular, one-of-a-kind wall sculptures that balance rhythm, depth, and contemporary Brutalist aesthetics.

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