Mosaic Sea Turtle Sculptures In the Works!

We have been super busy the last couple of months working on a new mosaic sculpture project! Our five large sea turtle sculptures will be headed to Quay Sarasota in Florida soon, where they will help beautify the new mixed use development and help bring delight and increased awareness to Sarasota’s beloved, endangered loggerhead sea turtle. We designed the sculptures with a stylized approach to align with the modern environment of the Quay. The sculpture forms were fabricated by Cemrock in Arizona. More pictures to come soon!

Project designed by Rachel Rodi & Guy Fuerte. Sculpture model assistance by Itzayana Zareen. Mosaic fabrication by Rachel Rodi, Michael Chavez, Melissa Penny, Denise Hart, Sophia Othman, Siram, Itzayana Zareen and Guy Fuerte.

Splash Pad Mosaic Benches In Progress

We are creating four super long, fun mosaic benches that will surround a large splash pad play area for the City of Walnut, Ca. The project will expand Walnut’s Creekside Park with the new Diversity Plaza. The goal of the plaza is to connect community and help deepen acceptance of others in a celebratory environment. Many phrases supporting diversity will be engraved in the pavement and our bench designs will help share the feeling of joy and freedom that happens when acceptance of all types of people is truly embraced. We are honored to be a part of this project! Designs by Rachel Rodi & Guy Fuerte.

New Mosaic Mural for Winery - Progress Pictures

We’ve been working on a large glass mosaic mural for Flora Springs Tasting Room. Here are a few pictures of our progress! Our design celebrates the winery owner’s parents and will be a highlight of the tasting room courtyard. Project dimensions: 24’ wide x 8.5’ high.

Oakland, CA & Fukuoka, Japan Sister City 60 Year Anniversary Mosaic Begins

We are creating a wonderful mosaic mural that celebrates the 60 year anniversary of Sister City friendship between Oakland, CA and Fukuoka, Japan alongside community members from OFSCA - Oakland Fukuoka Sister City Association. The design was created in collaboration with participants from Oakland and Fukuoka through several brainstorming sessions, and is chock full of symbolism to carry the theme of ‘Compassion, Peace and Community’.

The short story of the design is: The Black Crowned Night Heron, accompanied by it’s friend, a Japanese Bush Warbler (Uguisu), is traveling across the waters that unite us, to share a gift with another Uguisu who is calling in the spring with his special song. Symbolism throughout the design represents friendship, sharing, peace, unity, prosperity, growth, and love.

Our Steel and Resin Sculpture "Journeys" Installed!

The sculpture panels are in! A huge step completed. During the next few weeks building construction will wrap up, the construction site will be cleaned up, sculpture lights installed, and aggregate filled around the sculpture base. The site is expected to be open near the end of February. Here we go!

QUICK VIDEO OF INSTALLING THE PANELS