Drostle Public Arts Ltd

Drostle Public Arts Ltd London based artist Gary Drostle creates large scale site specific artworks for landscape and archit

Getting creative with blending- this is what mosaic is about.
30/04/2026

Getting creative with blending- this is what mosaic is about.

Full steam ahead in the studio as we are creating a series of 5 hand made porcelain and glass wall mosaics for a new hea...
23/04/2026

Full steam ahead in the studio as we are creating a series of 5 hand made porcelain and glass wall mosaics for a new health centre. Each mosaic will focus on a different outdoor activity around the local area.

We are excited to welcome Gary Drostle back to CMS for this exclusive opportunity to learn about what goes into creatin...
22/04/2026

We are excited to welcome Gary Drostle back to CMS for this exclusive opportunity to learn about what goes into creating large-scale mosaic projects!

In this six-day workshop, participants have the opportunity to learn the considerations, organizational needs and logistics that go into producing large scale and public works. This workshop covers all aspects of designing, making and installing large scale mosaic works. Design considerations are addressed in the workshop and include discussion about cartoon creation, material selection, and planning andamento. This course includes discussions and presentations regarding the logistical considerations of large-scale works, such as sectioning the mosaic, organization and project management, site set up, equipment, health and safety, installation, and much more!

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Feeling the flow.Mosaic underway in the studio.
15/04/2026

Feeling the flow.
Mosaic underway in the studio.

The magic of water in mosaic.
10/04/2026

The magic of water in mosaic.

Trying to capture the shifting surface of water and the play of reflections in the new mosaic work being created in the ...
09/04/2026

Trying to capture the shifting surface of water and the play of reflections in the new mosaic work being created in the studio.

The third panel completed for Holyhead Roman Fort depicts passengers embarking. The arrival of the railway to Holyhead i...
31/03/2026

The third panel completed for Holyhead Roman Fort depicts passengers embarking. The arrival of the railway to Holyhead in 1848 and the steam packet service to Ireland was a major boost for the town. The border pattern is derived from the old Chester and Holyhead Railway Company badge and in the background can be seen the SS Cambria paddle steamer.

The second gateway mosaic completed for Holyhead Roman Fort depicts king Maelgwn Gwynedd presenting the abandoned Roman ...
30/03/2026

The second gateway mosaic completed for Holyhead Roman Fort depicts king Maelgwn Gwynedd presenting the abandoned Roman Fort to Saint Cybi in 540 CE. Cybi went on to build a church within the walls and over time the town became known as Cybi’s Castle, Caergybi.

Today I have seen numerous trade unions, folk singers against fascist, brass bands for unity, psychotherapists against n...
28/03/2026

Today I have seen numerous trade unions, folk singers against fascist, brass bands for unity, psychotherapists against n***s , gardeners for migrants, the artists union and the whole rainbow of normal fantastic people and of course the ever present and wonderful ’Mosaics for Palestine’.
Half a million took to the street of London to say no to the fascists, and no to hate!
🇵🇸

The first march I ever went on a demonstration in the 70’s was under the red arrow of the Anti N**i League. Never though...
28/03/2026

The first march I ever went on a demonstration in the 70’s was under the red arrow of the Anti N**i League. Never thought I’d still have to be protesting against nazi’s 50 years later.
March for love not hate
Free Palestine 🇵🇸

The first of the three gateway panels for the Roman Fort at Holyhead completed. Each mosaic shows the historic connectio...
28/03/2026

The first of the three gateway panels for the Roman Fort at Holyhead completed. Each mosaic shows the historic connection of Holyhead and the port. This one is the north gate to the small stone built fort.
The mosaic depicts the Roman fortified port with a 4th century Limitatei and a Liburnian bireme off shore. The border pattern is inspired by the herringbone stonework within the Roman walls which still survive in good condition.

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