Brutalist Triple Frame Nickel Mirror

A composition of three aligned mirror planes set within a Tiza Gesso finish, the Brutalist Triple Frame Nickel Mirror by John Richard speaks in the deliberate, uncompromising language of its namesake movement — mass made architectural, surface made sculptural. At twenty-nine inches high and thirty-five inches wide, its proportions command a wall without overwhelming it, the shallow two-and-a-quarter-inch depth allowing the piece to read as relief rather than mere reflection. The plain mirror fields serve as a studied counterpoint to the textural weight of the gesso surround, creating a dialogue between stillness and materiality that rewards sustained attention.