(5 min read) Just when we thought the era of pink was slowly ending with the slow but steady fade of the Millenial fuchsia flock, Greta Gerwig decided to prove us wrong. Her 2023 Barbie masterpiece seems to have started the revival of both theaters and the color pink itself.

(4 min read) Spanish archeologists were working studiously in La Huerta de Otero archeological zone in Merida for quite some time when they uncovered one of the most stunning mosaic revelations in recent history – a gloriously well-preserved artwork of ancient Greek mythological creature Medusa. The area on which the

(4 min read) After more than 50 years of usage as a simple storage space, the crumbling 1904 structure known as the Old Art Gallery is finally getting a much-needed revamping. Its most notable features, 18-by-10-foot colorful mosaics, are currently being repaired and restored, so that future generations of UC

(5 min read) At this point in time, with everything being available to us with just a couple of clicks, our favorite celebrities seem almost like our friends. We look up to them, gossip about them, write fanfic about them, and even buy what they tell us to buy. Some

(4 min read) Yo! The month of June we here and you know what that means! The world is about to be swarmed with scantily clad, vibrantly colored, cheerful, happy people. From the LGBTQ community to millions of allies, everyone is about to hit the streets and celebrate sexual liberation

(4 min read) If you’ve been here for a while you already know how proud we are of the fact that all of the artworks created at Mosaics Lab are made from environmentally friendly and natural materials. Our ideology is rooted in sustainability and we are always eager to support

(4 min read) Several earthquakes shook southern Turkey and northern Syria on February 6th. The humanitarian and social aftershocks have been catastrophic and devastating. It is estimated that at least 50,000 people died, and millions lost their homes. It’s been over a month and it seems the world has gone

(4 min read) It was Albert Einstein who said: “The gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing positive knowledge.” Remember Albert? He was JUST the guy who explained everything through the theory of relativity. You know, The dude with the word haircut who won

(4 min read) We’ve started this adventure with the previous article, but I still feel I should serve you some kind of intro. This is an intro for those of you who haven’t read the first article because “no Libra queen could be bothered to do so” “no fabulous Scorpio

(4 min read) 2023 is fresh from the salon and she is already looking stylish and in-yo-face flashy like the queen she is. It’s the perfect time to set some goals, reflect on past ones (but not dwell on ’em), and check with the stars to see what will help

(4 min read) 2022 is almost over and it’s time for us to recap everything that blessed our eyes throughout the years. There have been some terrific and fabulous interior design solutions that have stunned both interior design veterans and fresh-eyed enthusiasts alike. This is our comprehensive list of the

(4 min read) The most wonderful time of the year (according to Frank) is finally here! Once again it’s time for you to get those boxes with old ornaments out of the attic, go visit your local Christmas tree farm and start stressing out over the unbought presents and last-minute

(3 min read) Some accidents are as fortunate as they get. Just ask Salman al-Nabahin, a Palestinian farmer who accidentally found one of the most glorious mosaic discoveries in recent history. Nabahin and his young son were puzzled as to why a considerable number of olive trees in their otherwise

(3 min read) This is undoubtedly the era of celebrating all shapes, but mostly curves and mosaic art is right there to support the movement in its own sensible and meaningful way. This is simply because the best mosaic artwork is equivalent to and implicated by — curves. How so? Well, let’s

(4 min read) Throughout history, art has been used (and abused) by both respective artists and ruling political regimes of the particular time period. During the war, artworks tend to become propaganda weapons, but also activism tools. This especially goes for the film (propaganda movies) and sculptures (monuments, busts). However,

(4 min read) This is an age-old question and quite frankly, for me personally, a mind-boggling one. I’m, okay with some artworks and with some other ones — I’m just not. Does that make me a hypocrite? Probably, but at least I’m owning it. As an avid reader, I never read Lovecraft