LOUKAMOSAIC
Loukamosaic is a unique work of art, a metaphor for the diversity of a blooming meadow. The largest meadow mosaic in the world connects over 7,500 children and adult creators from all over the world. The shared artwork is exhibited in galleries, museums and botanical gardens. One day Loukamosaic will be placed in a symbolic place.
Colors of Words
Loukamosaic is a unique work of art, a metaphor for the diversity of a blooming meadow. The largest meadow mosaic in the world connects over 7,500 children and adult creators from all over the world. The shared artwork is exhibited in galleries, museums and botanical gardens. One day Loukamosaic will be placed in a symbolic place.
Colors of Words
Loukamosaic is a unique work of art, a metaphor for the diversity of a blooming meadow. The largest meadow mosaic in the world connects over 7,500 children and adult creators from all over the world. The shared artwork is exhibited in galleries, museums and botanical gardens. One day Loukamosaic will be placed in a symbolic place.
Akad.soch. Michal Bouzek
Viceprezident z.s.
Koncepce a řízení projektu
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Colors of Words
Bc.Isabela Bouzková
spolupráce s Poets Society,s.r.o.
Anne Sarrazin
spolupráce při realizaci výstav
Loukamosaic is a unique work of art, a metaphor for the diversity of a blooming meadow. The largest meadow mosaic in the world connects over 7,500 children and adult creators from all over the world. The shared artwork is exhibited in galleries, museums and botanical gardens. One day Loukamosaic will be placed in a symbolic place.
Loukamosaic is a unique work of art, a metaphor for the diversity of a blooming meadow. The largest meadow mosaic in the world connects over 7,500 children and adult creators from all over the world. The shared artwork is exhibited in galleries, museums and botanical gardens. One day Loukamosaic will be placed in a symbolic place.
Colors of Words
Colors of Words
A part of the project called "Colors of Words" allows visually impaired creators to get involved and create their own colourful mosaics. The first three letters in braille express the colour of the triangular shard.
Free workshops are held for children from orphanages and for the visually impaired. Loukamosaic cooperates with foundations, i.e. Sons, z. s. Okamžik, z.ú.
Joined mosaics
