Mosaic Letter A, originally uploaded by ◄Kentigern►.
B Mosaic, originally uploaded by bartmaguire.
C, originally uploaded by Monceau.
D, originally uploaded by marie-ll.
E mosaic, originally uploaded by Monceau.
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All posts for the month January, 2007
Vasarely mosaic, detail, originally uploaded by erich289.
“Le ciel, la mer, la terre”, Monte Carlo Grand Hotel, Monaco, 1979
Vasarely “De la terre à la mer”, originally uploaded by pscl57.
Vasarely-Monaco, originally uploaded by toog.
Victor Vasarely was a Hungarian born in1906 who eventually moved to France, abandoning his medical studies for his true calling, art. In 1929 he began studies at Muhely, the centre of Bauhaus studies in Budapest.He then moved to France and worked as a graphic artist. Vacations at Belle-Isle influenced his art as he converted nature’s inspiration into abstract geometric forms.
vasarely 02, originally uploaded by di Cinarca.
Vasarely, originally uploaded by modelux style.
In the 1950s kinetic art was flourishing and he published his views on”plastique cinetique” in his Manifeste Jaune. The 1960 and 70s brought with it a fascination with hexagonal shapes and cellular structures.
He died in 1997, one of the founders of op-art.
Victor Vasarely – Stern, originally uploaded by guano.
Entrance Hall Groninger Museum, originally uploaded by Stewart Leiwakabessy.
Groninger Museum, Groningen, Netherlands
This is an HDR photo hence the brilliant colours.
mosaic bowl, originally uploaded by soggy paw.
I bet this mosaicist’s friend was chuffed with their Christmas present!
This is the Mosaic I designed for my parents to put up in the new room they are adding to their house. It was designed using my computer, then we laid it out on the floor, and then put it up in small chunks. This video chronicles the two day experience of putting it on the wall. The Music is “I Think I Need a New Heart” by the Magnetic Fields. - Anzowitty
Mosaic, originally uploaded by Dey.
Ten regional community groups won the State Images Community
Art Competition to have their mosaic design installed at Barrack
Square.The images represent each region’s culture,community
and lifestyle at the turn of the millennium.
Artists used over 60,000 tiles to create mosaic artworks from the
original designs.The mosaic works were duplicated and are also
displayed in the corresponding regions,linking country and city.
Melbourne 0090, originally uploaded by Waste of Inca.
This Art Deco facade at Newspaper House, 247 Collins St was created by Napier Waller. The building was constructed in 1933 and belonged to media magnate Rupert Murdoch’s father.
The saying is from Shakespeare’s Midsummer’s Night Dream.
