Ali Zeren is a master of mosaic art, a craft through which he reimagines the language of artistic expression. His journey began at the age of five, when he first picked up a charcoal pencil and instinctively started sketching. Limited resources never constrained his creativity—scraps of paper, old notebooks, and even the backs of envelopes became his earliest canvases. Though he explored various artistic disciplines, his true calling emerged in the interplay of stone and color. Mosaic art allowed him to merge texture, form, and narrative into a single, cohesive expression. Each stone he selects retains its raw beauty, transformed through his meticulous craftsmanship into compositions that resonate with depth and history. His process is one of patience and precision. A single piece can take weeks, sometimes months, as he carefully breaks and shapes stones, ensuring each fragment finds its perfect place. In his workspace, silence and solitude reign, his hands moving in harmony with the whispers of nature and the melodies that accompany his craft. Despite humble beginnings, Zeren’s art has found a home beyond borders, captivating collectors in Europe and the Gulf region. His work is valued not only for its materials and labor but for the soul embedded in every fragment. Looking ahead, he envisions large-scale projects that elevate mosaic art’s stature. His greatest dream is to establish an academy, passing down the beauty and discipline of this ancient craft to future generations. His message is simple yet profound: even the smallest, most overlooked fragment holds a place in the grand design of existence. If he one day attains worldwide acclaim, it will be this message he shares—one carefully placed stone at a time. Zeren’s mosaics are more than an arrangement of stone; they are whispers from the past, stories etched in color and texture, fragile yet eternal.