SoWaMosaicsCollaborate. Create. Connect.
Children and adults creating a colorful community mosaic together

Creating Community,
One Tile at a Time.

Audrey Markoff Dunn designs and leads collaborative mosaic projects that transform schools, hospitals, parks, businesses, and neighborhoods into lasting works of public art.

Trusted by schools, nonprofits, businesses and communities throughout New England.

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Hundreds of volunteers.
Thousands of mosaic pieces.
Lasting community impact.

Blue, yellow, and coral handmade mosaic tiles

Every tile tells a story.
Every participant leaves their mark.

How it works

1

Dream

Tell us your vision.

2

Design

Audrey creates a custom mosaic design.

3

Create Together

Your community helps build the artwork.

4

Celebrate

A permanent community masterpiece.

Students creating a mosaic together

More Than Art

Collaborative mosaics build teamwork, pride, creativity, and lasting memories. Every participant becomes part of something larger than themselves.

  • Team Building
  • Community Pride
  • Permanent Public Art
  • Educational Experience
  • Accessible for All Ages
  • A Lasting Physical Reminder of the Experience
Portrait of mosaic artist Audrey Markoff Dunn in her studio

The artist behind the work

Meet Audrey Markoff Dunn

A Massachusetts native and Skidmore College graduate, Audrey discovered mosaics in the early 2000s. After a career in software marketing, she became a full-time artist and founded SoWa Mosaics to share the power of collective creativity.

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What people are saying

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Ready to Create Something
Beautiful Together?

Let’s design a collaborative art experience your community will remember for years.

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