Use the image I've attached. Rebuild it as a mosaic made of small hand-cut tiles, keeping the same subject, pose and composition. If there are people in it, keep their faces, skin tones, hairstyles and expressions recognizable, using smaller tiles on faces so the features stay clear. Materials: roughly square tiles of matte stone and glossy glass, each about the size of a fingertip, hand-cut and slightly irregular; rows of tiles that flow along the contours of every shape, with a line of darker tiles outlining the subject, while the background is laid in calm, even rows or fan patterns; thin lines of gray grout between every tile; tiles set at slightly different angles, so they catch the light unevenly; a few gold and mirror tiles for the brightest highlights; a border of simple repeating pattern around the edge. Show it flat-on, as a finished wall panel, in soft raking light. Avoid a pixel-grid look, perfectly square machine-cut tiles and smooth paint. No text or watermark. Format: {{aspect_ratio}}.