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Portrait work in the blink of an eye
2014 in Spilimbergo ended with a little challenge!
Byzantine team work final steps
A week before Christmas break, devil, snakes and condemned souls meet in our mosaic.
Going for gold – 10 things you should know about gold smalts
Citrone, Limone, Ambra and Gaggia. No, these are no Italian ice-cream flavors, but only some of the nuances you can use when working with gold smalti.
Homage to Sergio Altieri’s “La Casa sulla Collina”
Freshly framed, I finally handed it in this week: My contribution for Musiva, a school internal competition of Itineraria.
Why I changed 9 to 5 with a mosaic hammer
Family company, decent working hours, good salary, canteen with freshly cooked food, nice colleagues. All seemed perfect. But that was not me.
Teamwork IV: Florence Baptist Church
A devil, snakes, precious colors, gold: We have arrived in the Middle Ages.
Back to school: the second year in Spilimbergo has started!
And on the curriculum are Byzantine style, portrait and 3D work.
Bye Bye Blaye!
After 77 days in the small French town on the Gironde, it was time to say goodbye yesterday.
Mosaic thinset workshop with Emilie
How a mosaic thinset can be formed with wire mesh, paper and cement was the subject of the recent workshop at Babylon Mosaic.
Byzantium meets Bretagne
My first experiment with the Byzantine mosaic especially Ravenna is very known for.
Mosaic courses for children and adults
First time as maestra at Babylon Mosaic in France.
Visual Mosaics: Museum in Ravenna shows mused video
My latest video ‘I make mosaics – Huh?’ will be shown at MAR.
Commission for Babylon Mosaic: Mosaic table top with smalts and ceramics
Working on a commissioned mosaic in indirect method. Superbe!
Et voilà! My first two weeks in Blaye.
My summer in this small village on the banks of the Gironde promises to be very eventful.
