Ravenna Mosaico 2015
Every two years in autumn, Ravenna attracts even more mosaic enthusiasts than usual: Ravenna Mosaico, the festival with exhibitions and events opens with a weekend full…
Hello, ich bin Miriam, Inhaberin von mused mosaik und die Stimme hinter diesem Blog. Zum Mosaik haben mich die Mosaike von Pompeji gebracht, die mich während eines längeren Aufenthalts in Neapel schon vor vielen Jahren nachhaltig beeindruckten. Nach meinem Studium der Medien- und Kulturwissenschaften und im ersten Job angekommen suchte ich nach etwas Konkretem, (Er)Greifbarem als Ausgleich zu meinem digital fokussierten Job. Auf einige Workshops folgte 2013 meine Ausbildung in Spilimbergo. Seitdem schaffe ich Mosaike für und mit Menschen.
Every two years in autumn, Ravenna attracts even more mosaic enthusiasts than usual: Ravenna Mosaico, the festival with exhibitions and events opens with a weekend full…
Do you remember my post on the mosaics for the church in Sardinia? Emilie Baudrais and Babylon Mosaic were asked to make 12 floor…
So here I am again back to school, at Scuola Mosaicisti del Friuli, here in small Spilimbergo, not far from Udine and the Carnic Alps to compete…
How to use the martellina efficiently and plan the andamenti of a mosaic had been subject of the preceding workshop Mosaic– The ABC: focus on andamenti & tools….
Last week there was a new first time for me: My first time giving a workshop in Germany, along with Ruth Minola Scheibler, about…
Anyone out there who can recite to me the 10 commandments? Not sure about them? No worries, me neither.
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After cutting the lava stone into chopsticks, cubes and halves, I finally found the form I liked for my final mosaic work of second year.
It really feels like magic when tesserae made of stone begin to form the eyes, the nose, the mouth, and finally the face gets its shape.
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We have been choosing and preparing materials, creating work samples, testing the overall effect: the final mosaic work of the second year is approaching!
Creating a portrait with marble is surely the most fascinating thing I have been doing until now here at the mosaic school in Spilimbergo.
Takako’s story is as unique as her works: After studying painting in Hiroshima, she looks for new inspiration, something to enrich her way of working with color….