Disintegration—named after an album by The Cure—is a collage of photographs taken during days of walking through the streets of Havana, arranged in and filled with textures that are dissolving and reemerging in triangular forms. Merenda loved the way people used what they had to create patterns in Havana’s architecture. By using pieces of broken tile and plaster—and recycling what was around them—people created compositions of playful colors that work off of one another, creating vibrant mosaics. Size: 52" wide by 12’ long Pattern Match: Straight (can be hung randomly if preferred) Paper comes untrimmed.