
sometimes it is hard to see an artist in his work, originally uploaded by tilo driessen.
Fabrice turning his four-year old mural into a mosaic. His coat, a stand-out almost anywhere, blends into the background.

Kunstfabriek Mozaiek on Flickr - Photo Sharing! KennethVerburg.nl

Fabrice Mosaic (3) on Flickr - by Queer Fish

Kunstfabriek Mozaiek on Flickr - KennethVerburg.nl
Mozaïek op Marie Heinekenplein on Flickr - [nl] [carre]

Mosaic Penguin on Flickr - by Queer Fish

Fabrice Mosaic (2) on Flickr - by Queer Fish

Kunstfabriek Mozaiek on Flickr - KennethVerburg.nl

Heinekenplein - Amsterdam (Netherlands) on Flickr - Meteorry
Fabrice (far left) at work with glass and ceramic tiles at the Heinekenplein (Ferdinand Bolstraat) in the Pijp in Amsterdam
Who is Fabrice?
Fabrice is one of the true street art pioneers in Amsterdam, he was doing figurative art in the streets back in the late 70s.
Here he’s working on an impressive mosaique at Heineken Plein, ‘Het Kompas’. It symbolizes the world itself and is a working compass guiding you north, south, east & west. The figures tell a story about each geographical direction.
Mosaic Art Source - mosaic murals archive


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January 15, 2007 at 8:39 pm
dlatman
This is really cool and unique. I love to see artists making their creations public for everyone. Thanks for sharing.
August 6, 2007 at 10:02 am
Jane
I am a producer in the U.K making a documentary series about Street Art.
I am trying to find contact details for Fabrice in Amsterdam. Can anyone help me with this?
Jane.
September 3, 2007 at 4:58 am
Josje
You can find Fabrice in his gallary on the Quellijnstraat 127 HS, 1072 XH in
Amsterdam. Tel.020-6797852
Greetings, Josje
November 17, 2007 at 7:27 am
Alix
You have another photo of this mosaic here:
http://blog.re/me-in-amsterdam/index.php/marie-et-fabrice
November 22, 2007 at 3:47 am
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