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The colors, the
textures, and all the choices, all were what led me to want to create
mosaics. I've always been drawn to mosaic artwork wherever I have
gone. In churches, on buildings, in the subways, in ballparks, in
bathrooms, on tables and vases; I would wander over to anything that
had mosaics on them and just stare and wonder about the person who put
all those pieces together; what were they thinking about, what was
their original design, did they have fun, what was their intention?
Allowing something
beautiful to be created from the materials on hand such as tile,
stained glass, plates, shells, fossils, rocks, pebbles, and beads is
the most exciting part. It's the process that I find to be stimulating
and relaxing at the same time. I don't really think about anything
else while I'm working. My mind becomes quiet and I become open.
Making a mosaic is meditative as well as creative.
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