Artists

Inspired by the Tibetan Mandalas, these therapeutic pictures were originally tailored to individual people.

By concentrating on and contemplating the mandala image, working from the center to the edges and vice versa, feelings of plenitude and calmness arise whilst also developing mindfulness.

This artist meets MYMOSAIC during a performance in Canary Islands - Spain where together put in place a nice cooperation for an hotel, able to create murals around swimming pools and in various areas of the hotel.

Experimentation, simplicity, and seriality are the unique characteristics of Romero Britto Art, always focused in searching new style languages, based on a playful way to use colors and contour lines.

Romero Britto, a Brazilian Artist living in Miami and founder of the Happy Movement, embarked on his artistic path as self-educated, standing beside the street artists and then specialized discovering the great artist’s masterpieces displayed in Paris.

Artist Jonathan Brender wants to make more than art. He wants to influence the art world into appreciating each piece by the effort and time it takes for the artist to create a masterpiece.

Jonathan created his own pointillism style, which he called "Point Flowers".

Each piece is handmade, one of a kind, containing tens of thousands of colored painted dots, creating a truly remarkable, beautiful and original piece of art.

The collaboration between the Artist and MYMOSAIC gives the Artist the chance to realize his designs not only on his canvas, but even on a resistant innovative material able to be expanded on big scales: an exclusive chic mosaic fit for outdoor applications, thanks to its innate atmospheric agents’ resistance, as well as graffiti and pressure washing proof.

Artist Jonathan Brender wants to make more than art. He wants to influence the art world into appreciating each piece by the effort and time it takes for the artist to create a masterpiece.

Jonathan created his own pointillism style, which he called "Point Flowers".

Each piece is handmade, one of a kind, containing tens of thousands of colored painted dots, creating a truly remarkable, beautiful and original piece of art.

The collaboration between the Artist and MYMOSAIC gives the Artist the chance to realize his designs not only on his canvas, but even on a resistant innovative material able to be expanded on big scales: an exclusive chic mosaic fit for outdoor applications, thanks to its innate atmospheric agents’ resistance, as well as graffiti and pressure washing proof.

IOMSO’s works want to show an Italian artisan and artistic reality mixed to portraitures, pop and street art, also linked to tattoo world using icons, characters, celebrities and faces and bodies or original drawings.

Nature inspired art: Yvon creates original designs from nature’s oceans, lakes, skies, sunrises, sunsets, capturing fleeting colors at the time of the day where nature’s color display is at its peak.

These designs, repeated, weave into vibrant patterns suitable for a vibrant mosaic murals... and can be easily combined as they are all made of natural light and thus are naturally complementary.

MYMOSAIC meet Yvon Chausseblanche in Los Angeles where art and material attract to give the Artist the chance to express through an innovative support which can be used on big scales, fit for outdoor, immersion for pools… water returns to water….

Italian-French hyperrealist painter Matteo Mezzetta‘s stories depict ordinary routines on unic backgrounds: everything is black or white, just like in ‘noir’ films of the 30s or 40s.

New York, Londra , Parigi Milano in his works is nothing but an urban skyline where daily moments are captured by two photographs; the hyperrealist interpretation gives way to a dual focus of the image, both of foreground figures and the background objects.

Before any pictorial rendering, to Mezzetta the creation of a photographic image to be projected on the canvas is a necessary stage. Black and white is an indispensable feature, heritage of the time when Mezzetta was developing photographs in the dark room.

It is also a way to step back from the depicted reality while the time lag occurring between the photograph and the canvas imbues it with meaning and leaves any possible interpretation to the final viewer.