This 2-metre diameter trompe l’oeil exterior floor mosaic depicting a koi pond with water lilies. The mosaic is made from entirely hand cut and laid mosaic tesserae, created in the studio using the paper-face technique and then transferred and fixed to the site.

Diameter 200 cm

One of a series of 10 floor panels set in a bespoke terrazzo floor, this panel wraps around a curved stairway and represents a tidal rock pool. The overall mosaic scheme was created for the main entrance lobby of the new Stanford Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital in California.

Height 1600 cm
Width 400 cm

This 3-metre high Rope Sculpture sits on the site of the former rope works of the London Docks. The sculpture represents the many different migrant communities that have settled in this area from the 1600s to the present day, often working in the docks or in the local textile factories.

Height 300 cm
Width 85 cm

This entrance gateway exterior floor mosaic was commissioned as part of the renovation of the Roman Gardens in Chester. The mosaic draws on the famous Four Seasons mosaic in Tunisia – in this example Gary Drostle depicts the plants introduced by the Romans to Britain and scenes of garden life.

Diameter 300 cm

Poignantly named "Shrapnel, 1914: War is a gun with a soldier at each end" this mosaic was created to mark the 100th anniversary of the First World War. It depicts a regular English infantry soldier in the Somme trenches. Constructed in a modern direct technique, the image is formed in horizontal lines of marbles and porcelain laid on it’s side to give a riven surface.

Length 164 cm
Width 60 cm
Height 6 cm