COMMISSIONS
​Corporate, Private, Community

Mosaic is an ancient medium; a rich, textural, creative language that has a multitude of applications in contemporary interior and exterior design. Versatile and multi-faceted, it can be installed on an entire wall as a permanent mural, or hung as either a wall feature or series, or installed as a free standing or hanging sculptural form. 
Possible formats for a mosaic commission may include:
Suggested interior applications could include: 
- A feature wall panel
- shower/bathroom niche
- Kitchen splash back or feature panel
- Bespoke wall art
- Free standing sculpture

Mosaic in Garden Design
​Recently featured in Landscape Outlook, Issue 81, Autumn 2020

Private Commissions

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Cropped section of headstone mosaic Inserted into granite.
​Private  Commissions - I work as a artist to fulfil the requirements of your personal brief. I listen to your ideas, consider your budget, develop a design and colour palette and create a decorative or functional mosaic to fit your brief.

Corporate/ Public Commissions

Corporate - I work as a artist and director of a team to fulfil the requirements of your brief. I listen to your ideas, make suggestions based on your site, develop a design, material and colour palette, then create a decorative or functional mosaic to fit your brief. Larger scale commissions are undertaken with the assistance of mosaic artists from my school Hughes Studio.
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'The Dock' - Kingston Foreshore Canberra ACT
The image gallery below gives a good insight into aspects of the mosaic mural process.

Community Facilitation

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Katoomba Children's Cottage Concept Sketch
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Katoomba Children's Cottage Installation in progress
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Mikayla Children's Centre, Katoomba
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Mikayla Children's Centre Katoomba
​Community - I work as a facilitator to help your organisation/community group to design and fabricate the mosaic. Your members including children are involved in the whole process. The final product is the work of your organisation. I can find ways to involve everyone in an accessible and safe way - from children as young as three to very elderly participants.