Manju chattopadhyay
Mosaics
Dimensions: 14.25 × 14.25 × 1”
Glass mosaic with fused glass frit and metal. Trees are symbols of strength, calm, and growth. Raised in a small village in India, Manju felt a deep heart connection to them. They were always with her, protecting her and lifting her up.
Dimensions: 11.75” diameter x 1”
Wood panel and glass mosaic. As an experiment, Manju creates tension between two different media by using a painted background rather than glass, allowing the birds in her design to stand out.
Dimensions: 13 × 14 × 1”
Glass mosaic with fused glass on wood panel. Flowers are graceful, intricate, and joyful. They represent new beginnings and serve as reminders that every day can bring something new.
Dimensions: 12” diameter x 1”
Glass mosaic with fused glass on wood panel. Returning to the concept of integrating a small mirror into an abstract mosaic, the colors, textures, and shapes aim to establish an emotional connection, while the mirror allows viewers to literally see themselves within the piece.
Dimensions: 15 × 17 × 1”
Glass mosaic with fused glass and pebbles on wood. The peacock is India’s national bird, and it personifies exuberance, grace and pride.