The Great Mosaic in the ancient city of Perge is one of the most impressive works reflecting the
artistic power and understanding of daily life in the Roman period. Geometric patterns, symmetrical compositions,
and detailed craftsmanship reveal both the aesthetic understanding and technical mastery of the period.

This mosaic is not merely a decorative element, but also a visual expression of the concepts of status,
order, and power. The motifs used reflect the Roman society's relationship with nature,
mathematics, and architecture, while offering important clues about the social function of the space.