600 x 10 x 300mm, glass, glass tiles, pebbles and beads, recycled mirror cut offs on fibre cement board. As a family we enjoy bush walks and bird watching. Tuis are one of our favourite NZ native birds.
380 x 18 x 210mm, glass, glass tiles, pebbles and beads on treated plywood. We honeymooned in Rarotonga and ever since, hibiscus and frangipani always remind me of our happy days there.
390 x 10 x 300mm, glass, glass tiles and pebbles, recycled ceramic broken fish on fibre cement board. This trout was given to me by my friend already broken so that made it perfect for mosaicking. Recycling it was the best option to give it a second life.
300 x 10 x 200mm, glass, glass tiles and beads on MDF. Friendly Piwakawaka are our favourite companions on bush walks.
300 x 18 x 300mm, glass, glass tiles, pebbles and beads on treated plywood. Friendly Piwakawaka are our favourite companions on bush walks.
430 x 6 x 180mm, glass on clay. Kotare is another iconic bird in New Zealand.
Marina Howey
Location: Auckland, North Island, NZ
Marina Howey is a self-taught mosaic artist. She immigrated to New Zealand in 2004 from Irkutsk, Eastern Siberia, Russia, fell in love with this beautiful country and stayed. She started mosaicking in 2017. Lots of her mosaic work is influenced by NZ nature, native birds and plants.
Contact information
Mobile: 021 836 766
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