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Mosaika works for and with artists - we translate art into exquisitely crafted and unique mosaics.

09/09/2026

We are pleased to present the two mosaics we created for Katharine Harvey | Painter + public artist (2020) project “Florae” at the Chester Street Subway Station in Toronto, Ontario. “Trout Lily Blue Flag Iris” and “Milkweed Verbena” are both 8’ by 14’ made from hand-glazed ceramic tiles which hopes to imbues these stationary wall works with a sense of movement and wind blowing seeds into the sky.

Thank you to the Toronto Transit Commission for commissioning this work.

09/04/2026

The tiles that are individually painted, glazed, fired, cut, and placed to create the artwork for our projects.

09/01/2026

Some in-studio pictures of the process behind “Cosmos (I Am As Constant As The Northern Star)” by Myfanwy MacLeod

08/30/2026

created “Site Woven,” a series of seven mosaic panels, for the Charles R. Jonas Federal Building and Courthouse. As the title suggests, the artwork is woven from the history of the building, its site, and the local region.

Each mosaic panel stands at 6’ by 10’ and is made from Byzantine glass smalti, hand-built and hand-glazed ceramic tile in-studio, and seeks to commemorate a different aspect of the courthouse site’s rich history.

Thank you to the Art in Architecture Program, Fine Arts Collection, U.S. General Services Administration, for commissioning this piece, and thank you to Ellen for your great talent.

Photo credit: Sean Busher Imagery

08/26/2026

A dot from Micah Lexier’s “2 Circle” artwork at the Bay Adelaide Centre / BAC in Toronto, ON, Canada. Measuring 30’ by 26’, each tile was hand-formed, hand-cut, and hand-glazed at the studio in Montreal in 2016; a project we continue to be proud to have been a part of. Commissioned by Brookfield Properties and the City of Toronto’s Percent for Public Art Program.

Photo by Tom Arban

08/24/2026

Presenting “There Is Magic Underneath It All” by , seen at Fort Hamilton Pkwy N station in Brooklyn on the Sea Beach Line. Evocative of journeys made by travelers who may have immigrated from another country or traveled to a new place, the artist strived to inspire and remind subway passengers that they are in the realm of possibility, beauty, and magic. These fourteen-panel mosaics seek to translate Berrio’s series of whimsical collaged paintings, made from patterned papers to build fantastical compositions, into rich and intricate textured mosaics using unique hand-formed, hand-glazed ceramic tiles as well as hand-cut smalti. Commissioned by MTA Arts & Design, these were installed in 2019 and continue to be enjoyed by passengers to this day!

Photo: Jeannette May

08/22/2026

“Cosmos (I Am As Constant As The Northern Star)” by Myfanwy MacLeod Myfanwy MacLeod is a 53’ by 15’ tumbled Byzantine glass smalti tile artwork we had the pleasure of fabricating back in 2022. Installed in Burnaby, BC, Canada, the mosaic was commissioned by Citimark, Grosvenor, and Transca in conjunction with the City of Burnaby.

Photos: Blaine Campbell

08/20/2026

Team work makes the dream work!

08/18/2026

Voici deux œuvres : « Comme un jardin », 2018, et « D’eaux et de lumière », 2022, que nous avons eu le plaisir de concevoir pour Pierre Blanchette au fil des années.

08/09/2026

Voici Jardins au Soleil, sept tondis de 120 cm de diamètre que nous avons eu le plaisir de fabriquer pour Pierre Blanchette cette année. Chaque œuvre est faite en céramique et en pâte de verre en studio et installée à la Maison des aînés Pierrefonds-Roxboro, Santé Québec MCQ de l’Ouest-de-l’Île-de-Montréal.

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