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Terry White of Peace by Piece Recycled Mosaics

     

Mosaics are as much a form of art therapy for me, as they are a creative outlet. I started making them after going through a divorce, and becoming the single mother of young children. My mental image of the daunting job ahead, was that I had to pick up the pieces of my life and family, and put Humpty Dumpty back together again (minus some previously-key pieces) into something new and lovely and strong  (stronger!) that would stay together for many years to come. Get the metaphor?! I love taking a chipped piece of china (that for all practical purposes is “worthless,”) and transforming its shards into a piece of art.  I am not an artist, per se, and could not draw a convincing stick figure to save my life, but mosaics are forgiving. There is no right and wrong. No lines in which to draw. As with life, you put the pieces together in the best way you can think of that particular day. And the next day you try again with other pieces. 

There’s an Andy Warhol quote I just love. He says: 

I broke something today, and I realized I should break something once a week...to remind me how fragile life is.”

Terry White, Peace by Piece Recycled  Mosaics
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