Je suis CHARLIE...

 "Faire couler l'encre c'est aussi ça" ! Au Japon il est dit que peindre prolonge la vie je préfère de loin me dire qu'ils ont Raison ! Sonia Stella *son site

Morts pour la liberté d'expression...Nous sommes tous Charlie.

  De Joh Metal

Une vidéo pleine d’émotions...

De Thomas Blanc à Tours

Rassemblement à Tours. Hommage aux victimes suite à l'attentat à Charlie Hebdo.
Images et réalisation : Thomas Blanc
Musique : The American Dollar-The Slow Wait

 par Luca Barberini

Robyn Spencer-Crompton"mosaics "

Superbes créations de mosaïques... A découvrir le site Photo by John Burgess, Santa Rosa Press Democrat

Anne Schwegmann" mosaïque"

"...Anne has been creating artworks for public and private spaces for 14 years. These works can be seen across the East of England in hospitals, schools, offices, homes and gardens both private and public. Commissions include the International Kunstsymposiumin Germany, Barratt Homes, HSBC London, Broomfield and Colchester Hospitals, 2 Fantasy Rooms for the BBC and the London Garden Show. She recently undertook two major residencies. The first at The Gardens of Easton Lodge in Great Dunmow where she curated the gardens first sculpture trail. She also worked with local schools to create mosaic garden furniture. She then created a sculpture for the Gardens of its previous owner. The Countess of Warwick, made entirely from objects unearthed from the gardens during restoration..."

Part of Love London Recycled sculpture show at London Zoo 2008

Anne Schwegmann Ingénieux.....superbes réalisations....

Sharon Plummer "mosaïques"

Sharon Plummer

"...Sharon has been creating mosaic designs since 1999. Her signature style is cheerful and whimsical and incorprates her love of vibrant colors. The primary mediums are glazed ceramic tiles and broken china plates. Her training in decorative and faux furniture painting shares center stage with her mosaic talent in the embellishment of antique and modern furniture. Additionally, as an avid gardener, Sharon delights in making garden ornamentation, including fountains, tables, plant urns, garden plaques, and stepping stones..."

Superbes réalisations...

Judith Scallon "mosaïques carpes koï "

En Asie les Carpes Koï représentent le symbole de la prospérité.

"... Elles sont des composantes essentielles des jardins traditionnels chinois et japonais. Selon les principes du Feng Shui, les tableaux de carpes favoriseraient les rentrées d’argent placés à certains endroits de la maison ou du lieu de travail. (au centre de la maison ou dans un lieu de passage du bureau)..."

Judith Scallon

In my youth I was fortunate enough to study fine art in a variety of media with a host of great teachers; Sister Corita; (silk screens) Sueo Sarasota; (oil paintings), David Schnabel; (figure drawings), and the list goes on... I created my first mosaic at the age of sixteen and have come back full circle to mosaics as my medium of choice. I primarily use art glass for my work because of it's rich colors and unique textures. Although I am well known for my koi mosaics, I love the challenge of creating original pieces of art for my clients in a variety of subjects.

Photo Art-Monie, prise aux jardins Albert Kahn

"..Seigneurs du bassin, véritable institution chez les Japonais où ils sont associés aux divinités, ils symbolisent le courage, la longévité, le succès. Le Koï ou carpe Koï (le véritable nom étant NISHIKIGOI en japonais) est en fait issu de mutations chromatiques de notre carpe commune (également cyprinus carpio). Les carpes originaires des régions de l'Asie Centrale, ont transité par la Chine avant d'être introduites au Japon lors des invasions chinoises..."

Raquel Baldocchi"mosaïque"

Irina Charny

Mosaïques de Irina charny

"...As a child growing up in Russia, even before I knew they were called mosaics, I created collages from pieces of broken glass found in the street, rocks, paper, seashells, and bits of crockery. Through the years I tried various media for artistic expression but have now returned to my origin — mosaics. This medium gives me a chance to explore color, shape, and texture, to experiment with different materials, and satisfy the passion to integrate unrelated small bits into a single work of art

I am a self-taught mosaicist. While I am inspired by the rich history of the medium, I strive to build a unique and personal art form on the base of classical mosaic. In addition to traditional mosaic tesserae, I incorporate unusual materials in my work — mirror, pebbles, found objects, beads, buttons, wire, handmade ceramic pieces, and broken plates. I never return home empty handed from a walk on the beach or a trip. Beach glass, pebbles from a path on Hampstead Heath, broken glass from a studio in Seattle, a bit of bone found on the shore are special little bits that are inserted into each mosaic to give it a special, personal meaning..."