International Year of planetearth 2008 Mosaic Exhibition - Artists Directory
Hayleigh Stedman - England - Contact Details : opusmosaic@btconnect.com
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| Serenity (Deep Earth) |
International Year of planetearth 2008 Mosaic Exhibition - Artists Directory
Hayleigh Stedman - England - Contact Details : opusmosaic@btconnect.com
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| Serenity (Deep Earth) |
Artist Statement
The calming look to the layers producing our delicate Planet Earth on solid foundations.
Julie Stedman - England - Contact Details : opusmosaic@btconnect.com
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| "What lies Beneath - detail (Hazards) |
Artist Statement
Bubbling below the surface we can not see or control, molten lava forcefully making its way to the surface.
Dramatic pressure spewing up through the water creating new islands forcing our planet to grow.
This lava seen by some as a "Hazard" and by others as a natural power for good and growth forming new land masses for future generations.
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| Lightening 1 (Hazards) | Lightening 2 (Hazards) |
Artist Statement
I have always loved storms and it was a good chance to use my new hobby of mosaic's and combine the two.
Lightening is a spectacular natural hazard total raw energy that we as humans can not control.
A Stunning force of nature and a brilliant inspiration for this Planet Earth exhibition.
Nicky Tudor - England - Contact Details: nicky.2dor@ntlworld.com
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| Future Fish (Ocean) |
Artist Statement
One of the beauties of working with mosaics is that it allows the opportunity to let your imagination run wild. There are few, if any, rules, so no boundaries, within reason.
Approximately 71% of the earth's surface is water; how much of the depths below do we really understand or even know much about?
Pollution is everywhere; on land and throughout the oceans, threatening the very existence and future of their inhabitants.
In years to come, there may be no sustainable life left in the sea and all we will be left with is robot fish..