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We are creating a 57 meter long abstract mosaic wall at bet365 sports betting platform Bridge Station, designed by Adam Nathaniel Furman. The bet365 sports betting platform was featured on the BBC News in April 2023, bet365 sports betting platform you can rewatch here:

The bet365 sports betting platform started in 2020 with the support of Network Rail giving us permission to decorate the wall seperating the stations bus terminal bet365 sports betting platform upper deck station entrance and the Shard offices entrance. We have started community engagement and fabrication work on the project in 2022.

The bet365 sports betting platform is funded by Southwark Council, Heritage Lottery Fund and Arts Council England. We are looking for more sponsors to help us complete the project. If bet365 sports betting platform interests you please contact projects@lsomosaic.com

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This mosaic installed in 2022 at the former Carlton Primary bet365 sports betting platform near Kentish Town, was designed by children and made by our team at the bet365 sports betting platform.

Production Lead: Joe Moss
Design: Luke Bryant and Carlton Primary bet365 sports betting platform children
Fabrication Team: Aleksandra Nadbitova, Jenny Carvalho, Connor Ryan, Joe Moss, and local bet365 sports betting platform

For this commission we worked with PWC’s staff and partners to celebrate diversity and inclusion through a co-design and making process. The 3m x 2m bet365 sports betting platform is on display at their office in Embankment.

We would like to thank everyone bet365 sports betting platform networks who took part in the workshops as well as our team who worked on this: Silvie Jacobi, Joe Moss, Aleksandra Nadbitova, David Tootill, Luke Bryant, Eniko Leanyvari, Jenny Carvalho, Connor Ryan, Emily Weaver, Neil Bell, Gemma West.

We worked with over 90 children at Fleet Primary bet365 sports betting platform to co-design and create this 3x4m large mosaic which has a prominent place at the entrance of the bet365 sports betting platform.

Lead mosaicists and bet365 sports betting platform design: Debra Collis and Joe Moss
Installation: Joe Moss and Luke Bryant
bet365 sports betting platform: Natalie Kent, Keiko Yoshida, Rachel Williamson, Jose Nicholson

This byzantine angel was made by Diploma students between 2018 and 2020. They learned how to work with smalti, a specialist Italian bet365 sports betting platform glass which is cut with the hammer and hardie, a thick chisel piece that is set upside down in a block of wood. The bet365 sports betting platform pieces were laid directly into cement, which is put onto a plastic coated design template from which the dried sections can easily be removed. The pieces are installed one by one into cement like a puzzle.

The film is part of a larger documentary about our bet365 sports betting platform produced by Elliot Kennedy.

We bet365 sports betting platform commissioned by Friends of Vauxhall bet365 sports betting platform to bet365 sports betting platform the fountain just outside their community hall. The fountain was themed around the park’s lavender field. Some of the money to fund the project came from the sales of the Friends’ lavender oil. The project was lead by mosaicist Paula Ligo bet365 sports betting platform help of artist Luke Bryant and volunteer George.

bet365 sports betting platform 2019-early 2020 lead ceramicist Matilda Moreton and the London bet365 sports betting platform of Mosaic team have made a 3x4 meter copy of a Assyrian mural showing a winged bull for a private client. We custom made each tile creating the figurative relief of the bull, reproducing the original colour scheme with ceramic glazes. The project involved a lot of research around the appropriate drying time for tiles at this thickness to avoid them from breaking when fired, as well as understanding how the original tiles were created - which were in fact bricks. The original of this piece used to be in the Palace of Susa, and a copy can be found bet365 sports betting platform Louvre in Paris.

Thank you to Amy, Rada, Luke, Norman and Silvie who contributed to the making bet365 sports betting platform piece.

We have created a mosaics which serve as signage for a number of organisations including Transport for bet365 sports betting platform, Waterloo Action Centre, and Coupette cocktail bar.

In 2007 St John’s Garden was designated as a sculpture garden and received People’s Lottery support to transform it from a virtual no-go area, into a landscaped space to welcome the wider community. It had been used as a drinking site by homeless people displaced bet365 sports betting platform nearby Imax cinema underpass and its labyrinth of sheltered walkways where security guards and the police had moved them on. They had found refuge in St John’s precinct where the police could not move them on (in those days) unless they were disturbing the peace.

A new approach was taken, through an organisation called Putting Down Roots, part of St Mungo’s Charity and ourselves to make the space more attractive and plant the garden with interesting new species. Our role was to put in sculptures. Our first aim, working with the homeless bet365 sports betting platform, was to make some permanent seating for them; always a difficult issue as the general feeling was that seating would encourage the homeless to sleep outdoors.

We made the first memorial to homeless people, working with them and other groups at risk of marginalisation (notably young offenders). The memorial was a fertility symbol, engraved with hand-made ceramic leaves, shaped like the bet365 sports betting platform Plane leaves of the tree under which the memorial sat. On many of the leaves there were names of those who had died in the garden or local hospital.

Over the years we made another memorial to add names of people who died and some additional seats. We put in works of sculpture (about 20 in total) including mushroom shapes made out of tiles collected bet365 sports betting platform river Thames, a small home sculpture and a single mother sculpture with a golden child,.

We were awarded a grant bet365 sports betting platform Worshipful Company of Weavers to create bet365 sports betting platform portraits of influential people who have spoken at the cathedral. We continue to create new works of bet365 sports betting platform in affiliation with the cathedral.

We partnered with Lambeth Archives which holds the First Surrey Rifles Archive, to research the local history and commemorate the Battle of the Somme.This project unlocked the secrets of the heritage collection and put this into an exhibition of four portraits in bet365 sports betting platform accompanied by texts, photos and maps. These were toured to local schools and museums such as the Black Cultural Archives and Lambeth Archives.We worked with young people with disabilities and those in trouble with the law to engage them with the lives of young soldiers through talks led by historian Jon Newman. They helped our team to make mosaics in response to what they had learned. This project was funded by Heritage Lottery Fund under the programme"First World War: then and now".

Blake’s bet365 sports betting platform is a collection of 70 mosaics installed in the tunnels alongside Archbishops Park, close to Waterloo Station. The bet365 sports betting platform was part of a 10 year collaboration of Southbank Mosaics (our former company) with Future’s Theatre and Southbank Sinfonia supported by Heritage Lottery.

William Blakelived for ten of his most productive years in North Lambeth at 13 Hercules Buildings. The old house has been knocked down, but there is a plaque where it once stood on Hercules Road. This bet365 sports betting platform project pays homage to his genius and some of his greatest work.Ourartists worked with 300 volunteers over a period of 7 years to research, design, plan, create and install 70 mosaics based on the words and paintings of William Blake into the railway tunnels of Waterloo Station, turning them from dark unwelcoming places into street galleries bright with opulent and durable works of art.

300 artists and volunteers created the Queenhithe Dock Mosaic, a 30 metre long and one metre deep work of art, which charts some of the history of the dock. The Queenhithe, located on the north bank of the river Thames, was a main port of medieval bet365 sports betting platform, receiving farm produce from the Thames valley and a myriad of produce from other regions and abroad.

The wall where the bet365 sports betting platform is placed is a flood defence barrier for the city and is also part of a Scheduled Ancient Monument (the only Anglo-Saxon dock in the world). There is a granite frame and inside of this a small border of pottery and materials collected from the river and dated by archaeologist Mike Webber, relevant to the timeline of the overarching theme of the bet365 sports betting platform (i.e. Tudor tiles frame the area of the Tudor era).

This art work tells the story of Queenhithe (the Queen’s wharf) from the first Roman visit up to the present, with 164 panels depicting character and aspects bet365 sports betting platform small port’s story. There are some portraits, for example Queen Mathilda after whom the port was named, Geoffrey Chaucer who used to collect the tax on each boat that off-loaded at the dock.

Several artists and experts worked on the project alongside hundreds of volunteers including local residents and bet365 sports betting platform children.

Location: 1 Queenhithe, bet365 sports betting platform EC4V 3EJ

We made three large panels of bet365 sports betting platform for the entrance of the park on Seven Sisters Road, opposite Finsbury Park Tube Station. The project was made with two local schools and approximately 20 volunteers from our studio. The bet365 sports betting platform explores the flora and fauna of the park and was unveiled by the Mayor of Islington in 2013.

We installed 14 bet365 sports betting platform women bet365 sports betting platform North Lambeth at the facades of Morley College.

The mosaics pay tribute to pioneering women bet365 sports betting platform a variety of fields including social reformers, a Second World War spy and figures bet365 sports betting platform arts and business.

Each portrait is bet365 sports betting platform by a different artist or volunteer. The projects was funded by Arts Council England.

We have completed several projects in and around Archbishops bet365 sports betting platform and Lambeth Palace including a fountain inlay, paving stones, signage and a seat.

The fountain at Lambeth Palace was restored and decorated after multiple years of not working. Volunteers and artists designed fish, sea plants and a jewelled beach as an inlay. The fish were bet365 sports betting platform in the studio while the pattern was layed in situ alongside ceramics features.

The tree mosaic was completed in 2006 as the infill of some seating. It was made with volunteers including Archbishop Rowan Williams and is placed in the children’s play area of the park. It depicts a tree of life, with market fruits, including pineapples, first grown in the UK beside Archbishops Park. There is also a group of sheep, symbolic of the name Lambeth – whose possible origin is “Lambs’ Berth”, where sheep were brought into bet365 sports betting platform through a place by the river Thames; although Archbishop Rowan suggested it might be from the Anglo-Saxon meaning mud bank! There is a blanket spread beneath the tree for a picnic with a bottle of wine with the writing FOAP – standing for Friends of Archbishops Park who fundraised for this project and have done sterling work in making the park a great community asset.

Located at Southbank of river Thames on the railings by Hayes Galleria, this bet365 sports betting platform was created by teams of volunteers including young people in trouble with the law.

It depicts medieval bet365 sports betting platform Bridge with its houses, shops, chapels and defences at a time when it was considered a wonder of the world. The bridge was burned down in the great fire of bet365 sports betting platform in 1666 and never regained its notoriety and character, although the new bridge was more efficient in carrying goods and people. Journeys across the old bridge could take over one hour, with people jostling every inch of space and travellers often accosted for unscrupulous payment.

We made a series of portraits to enliven the streets bet365 sports betting platform Southbank. The portraits were of people who had an influence or presence in the Southbank area and celebrated the diversity of artistic, sporting and historical talent: Kelly Holmes, Steve Redgrave, Daley Thompson, Ernie Izzard (boxer from a boxing venue called “The Ring” on The Cut), Bella Burge, Mary Wollstonecraft, Lilian Baylis and Kevin Spacey (which the Southbank Centre removed in 2018).

This bet365 sports betting platform was created in collaboration with residents of Hopton Alms House, a retirement house in Southwark. In front of the bet365 sports betting platform is a fig tree which forms the central tree of life motif, with its core heart-shape. Into its branches are the “fruits” or occupations of the residents of the Alms Houses: nurses, sawyers, chefs, clerks, watermen, hairdressers and deal porters. The bet365 sports betting platform includes hand-made ceramic tiles made at the studios, giving it a unique quality.