Hello Kitty Mirror || 27” x 19”
27” x 19” - Original Mosaic Mirror
“You are the only person I know that can make something out of nothing.”
That kind of sums up what Carol likes to do with “stuff”. It all began as a way to find the most economical way of creating art projects with elementary aged kids for classroom fundraising. For years, the art revolved around mosaics and youth and donation requests for various non-profit organizations then evolved into creating unique mosaics made of mixed media, primarily with a mirror element. People bring Carol their broken dishes and left over tile which she uses to create ceramic mosaic pieces incorporating interesting found objects from beads to bullet casings to a piece of twisted copper wire found on a walk.
27” x 19” - Original Mosaic Mirror
“You are the only person I know that can make something out of nothing.”
That kind of sums up what Carol likes to do with “stuff”. It all began as a way to find the most economical way of creating art projects with elementary aged kids for classroom fundraising. For years, the art revolved around mosaics and youth and donation requests for various non-profit organizations then evolved into creating unique mosaics made of mixed media, primarily with a mirror element. People bring Carol their broken dishes and left over tile which she uses to create ceramic mosaic pieces incorporating interesting found objects from beads to bullet casings to a piece of twisted copper wire found on a walk.
27” x 19” - Original Mosaic Mirror
“You are the only person I know that can make something out of nothing.”
That kind of sums up what Carol likes to do with “stuff”. It all began as a way to find the most economical way of creating art projects with elementary aged kids for classroom fundraising. For years, the art revolved around mosaics and youth and donation requests for various non-profit organizations then evolved into creating unique mosaics made of mixed media, primarily with a mirror element. People bring Carol their broken dishes and left over tile which she uses to create ceramic mosaic pieces incorporating interesting found objects from beads to bullet casings to a piece of twisted copper wire found on a walk.
Click the link below to read more about Carol Apicella:
https://themerchantofmenace.wordpress.com/meet-the-artists/carol-apicella/