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Mortar, pigment, burlap, stones, and strips of an old mosaic cut on the wet saw. New material from a failed piece! |
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"Fibonacci"
2019
140 cm x 60 cm |
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A spontaneous 'make' that was inspired by a broken mug and evolved from a stash of china bits 'n' pieces donated by a friend. |
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Gold Rush- Mosaic made on 35 cm diameter MDF with glass and metallic tiles gold and blue shards of glass
This mosaic is about Achievement.Gold is associated with winning such as gold medals and gold stars.In the context of religion golden robes adorn deities.
Gold also symbolises stability in many cultures, and is... |
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Pupils at Ravensbury Primary School made a set of nine kites, inspired by their school logo. The kites form part of the uplifting and colourful new signage on the front wall of their school building.They were given careful instruction but loads of freedom and thoroughly enjoyed the whole process. |
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Created in summer 2018 at Helen Miles' course in The Pelion in Greece. Marble. |
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2m by 1m mosaic in smalti situated in St Catherine Labouré's Catholic Church, Glasgow. |
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vitreous glass and stained glass |
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The River Of Life Mosaic - The University Of Iowa |
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This is an example of pebble work in an intricate geometric pattern. Credit for this image goes to Neil Hepworth for an article in English Garden.
www.olicanamosaics.co.uk |
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The brief for this project was a marble octopus with a marble/mirrored gold decorative rim that would function as a table top for the customer's garden table during the summer months, and that could be taken in and used as a wall decoration in the winter. I designed a sturdy platform with a rubber bottom layer.... |
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Inspired by the Peri-Meno-Pause
Stained glass in resin, lotus leaves, lead, grout and shells |
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The substrate for this mosaic was caste from a leaf in my garden. Here my friend Laura poses with the mosaic and the plant inspiring it. Made with mottled Youghiougheny glass. |
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As the Fish Rots |
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This little furry gem has a beautiful stripy amber/chocolate tail with back feet that rotate 180 degrees! They are endemic to the tiny island of Cozumel off Mexican coast, critically endangered with only 250 mature individuals known to be in existence.
50 x 26.5 cm
ceramic, glass fusion |
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An Antique stoneware hot water bottle as a base covered with cut ceramics. The head being the top of a salt glazed German flagon . |
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