Love these little mosaic flowers in the arboretum of the Glasgow BotanIc Gardrens. They were created as part of a series by Wilma van der Meyden.
Ememem Playfully Revitalizes Cracked Pavement With Vibrantly Patterned Tiles via Colossal [Shared]
No crack in a wall, step, or curb is safe from Ememem’s delightful interventions. The Lyon-based artist (previously), also known as “the pavement surgeon,” continues to scout out gaps in sidewalks that he fills with colorful tiles. Akin to kintsugi, the Japanese practice of repairing broken pottery with gold to embrace the history of the object, Ememem’s technique doesn’t hide imperfections so much as highlight their possibilities. While making the surfaces safer to traverse, he adds gives new life to decaying urban walkways.
Love the mosaics lining the corridor leading up to the boardroom of the former Clyde Navigation Trust building on Robertson Street in Glasgow.
It became part of the Clyde Port Authority (the name surrounding the compass rose) in 1966, which was created through a merger of Clyde Navigation trust, the Greenock Harbour Trust and the Clyde Lighthouses Trust.
Love this compass rose mosaic at the entrance to the Clyde Navigation Trust building on Robertson Street in Glasgow. The Clyde Navigation Trust was created in 1858 to managed all aspects of the port of Glasgow, including ensuring the Clyde remained navigable.
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Love these mosaics above the entrance to a modern block of flats on Argyle Street in the Anderston area of Glasgow. In my opinion, this is the type of thing we need a lot more of on modern buildings to help make them much more locally distinctive.
Decorative detail over an entrance to the Corona Bar on Pollokshaws Road on the Southside of Glasgow. The symbol in the middle is a play on the local place name Crossmyloof.
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This beautiful piece of architectural artwork is one of a pair of mosaic peacocks over the entrance to Salmon and Gillespie's 1899 Glasgow Style Savings Bank building on Argyle Street in the Anderston area of the city. I wonder how many people past this building each day and never notice these decorative details?
THE GIRL FROM SABATERS STREET
Illustrations and poster design made for the scientific study of Gonzalo Oteo García. The study analyzes the ancient DNA of one of the two Roman burials found on Sabaters street in Valencia.
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One of Wilma van der Meyden's beautiful City Swallows mosaic street art. This one is on Dunlop Street in Glasgow City Centre is called People's Swallow and is made from tinted cement, marble and asphalt. You can read the story behind this series and why they were made here: https://www.wilmavandermeyden.com/city-swallows-2023-text/.
When they discovered Roman mosaic in old town of Hvar, Croatia
Mosaic in old town of Hvar, Croatia Roman mosaic re-discovered last year (2021) in Stari Grad, Hvar island, Croatia. Photos from Muzej Staroga Grada / Stari Grad Museum. Muzej Staroga Grada / Stari Grad Museum: The mosaics are decorated with multicolor geometric and floral motifs and are of superior workmanship. By analogy with similar mosaics and known workshop styles, thy can be dated to the 2nd century AD. We will have a better insight into the purpose of this luxurious building of the […]An old threshold mosaic at the entrance to a shop on Clarence Drive in the Hyndland area of Glasgow. This indicates it was once home to a branch of the United Cooperative Baking Society, which had its main factory in a magnificent building on McNeil Street in the Hutchesontown area of Glasgow.
One of the beautiful Empty Bowl series of ceramic mosaic street art by the artist Wilma van der Meyden. This one is on Sandy Road in the Partick area of Glasgow.
Dolce & Gabanna's 2013-2014 Byzantine-inspired collection. #fashion #history #art #mosaic #byzantium #byzantine #roman