Murals and Mosaics

Some press on my mosaic work

First Urban Mosaic Intervention
An article about the First Urban Mosaic Intervention Chile 2014 that I was part of in Puento Alto. The first photo is me and my dragons.

MOSAICOS DO BRASIL
An excellent website about the mosaics of Brazil which has a page on my work with the kids there.

Springfield Sunday Republican, August 14, 2009
This piece is about the clandestine dancer mosaics I've been doing there...


Dragon done for the Vogeltrope Project


2' x 3'
glass
Pirmasens, Germany 2019

Peace Mandella done for the O+ project


8'x8'
broken tiles
Kingston, New York, 2019

Mosaic done in Chile the First Urban Mosaic Intervention Chile 2014


Dragon and baby dragon over castle with flowers
6' x 8'
broken tiles
Puento Alto, Chile 2014
view from further back
I did the dragons and the flower underneath.
The whole wall of the building was done by more than
60 artists from around the world.

Mosaic done in Sri Lanka


Kandian Dancer
7' x 3'
broken mirror and broken tiles
Digana, Sri Lanka 2012

Mosaics done in Brazil


Dragon for Bel Borba
4' x 4'
broken tiles
Salvador, Brazil 2013
Boi (Steer)
5' x 8'
broken tiles
Aquiduana, MS Brazil 2010

Broken tile and mirror mosaics done in Springfield MA



Saxophone Player and Dancers
Worthington St., 2016


Break Dancers
Worthington St, 2011


Bikers on Worthington St. wall, opposite Stearns Square
2011, 2012

Broken mirror mosaics on Dwight St. under railroad trestle
Springfield MA, 2009, 2010, 2011


Indian Dancer - beginning of tunnel


Molly - beginning of tunnel
Molly - end of tunnel
Katie - middle of tunnel


Katie - end of tunnel
Katie - middle of tunnel
Ariel - end of tunnel

climber mosaics and birds on pawn shop wall, Dwight St. and Worthington St.

Springfield MA, 2009/2010






Broken tile mosaics done for AEC-TEA (local NGO) and "Casa do Menor", an organization that works with troubled teenagers, in Capim Grosso, Brazil


Capoieristas, 2008
6' x 7'
Wave, 2004
8' x 20'

For international mosaic work with kids see Kid's Mosaics

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