This piece by mosaic maker Iván Alvarado is made from cement, marble and pigments. It is composed of three circles, with the bigger part of a light pink colour, the medium one white with some pigments of colour, and the third one alternating rings of beige and brown.

Diameter 60 cm

This design is part of Iván Alvarado’s Stone Tissue collection. In this series, the mosaic maker used weaves of all periods for inspiration and turned them into cement tiles. Here, the result is a pattern composed of a diamond shape with light green, red, blue and white colours alternating.

Height 60 cm

This design is another part of Iván Alvarado’s Stone Tissue collection, a series in which the mosaic maker was inspired by weave patterns and turned them into cement tiles. Here, the result is a pattern composed of hexagonal shapes with a circle in the centre, light pink and blue shades.

This design is another part of Iván Alvarado’s Stone Tissue collection, a series in which the mosaic maker was inspired by weave patterns and turned them into cement tiles. This piece is a single cement tile held by a woman, and its motif resembles that of a Scottish kilt.

This design is another part of Iván Alvarado’s Stone Tissue collection, a series in which the mosaic maker was inspired by weave patterns and turned them into cement tiles. This piece is a single cement tile held by a woman, with the dominant colours being yellow, light blue and dark blue, and lines in gray.